Prof. Paul Voyles and researchers at the University of Wisconsin Madison in the USA have published the first results acquired using a Celeritas XS detector in Ultramicroscopy.
They took advantage of the detector’s rapid acquisition speed and sensitivity to use 4D STEM to map large areas of metallic glasses at nanometer-scale spatial resolution based on local rotational symmetry in diffraction patterns.
The paper can be found at the link below:
How the information-rich data delivered by 4D STEM can benefit your research. Explore the range of virtual detectors that can be applied in 4D STEM. And more…
Our European Sales Manager, Eddie Regan will be at the Microscopy Society of Ireland Annual Symposium
Unlocking New Possibilities in EBSD for Ceramics Electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) has been instrumental in
This year the second Scottish Cryo-EM Symposium will be hosted in Glasgow, & our Sales Director Bob
Direct Electron’s Director of Sales Bob Monteverde will be at The Johns Hopkins Whiting School
Our European Sales Manager, Eddie Regan will be at the Microscopy Society of Ireland Annual Symposium 2025 this month at University College Dublin. The conference will run from Tuesday, January 14th through Thursday, January 16th at the O’Brien Centre for Science. We hope to see you there!
This year the second Scottish Cryo-EM Symposium will be hosted in Glasgow, & our Sales Director Bob Monteverde will be there! This free, one-day meeting features talks from students, postdocs and facilities from across Scotland, together with a poster session, social event and the ever popular ‘advice session’ where you can seek guidance from our expert panel on your cryo-EM challenges. The meeting will be held at the University of Glasgow’s Advanced Research Centre. We hope to see you there!
