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:
Our intrepid Applications Scientist Dr. Barnaby Levin will be at the 2024 Spring Materials Research
Our Applications Scientist Barnaby Levin will be at the AIMS (Arizona Imaging & Microanalysis Society)
Our Director of Research and Development, Dr. Benjamin Bammes will be at the International Symposium
Our materials applications scientist, Dr. Barnaby Levin, will be presenting a talk at the 2023
Apollo Achieves Amazing Resolution. Fast. Researchers at JEOL in Japan installed Apollo on their microscope,
Our intrepid Applications Scientist Dr. Barnaby Levin will be at the 2024 Spring Materials Research Society Meeting & Exhibit in Seattle later this month to
Our Applications Scientist Barnaby Levin will be at the AIMS (Arizona Imaging & Microanalysis Society) in Scottsdale this week to deliver a Short Talk entitled
