Correlative tomography in materials science
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. Correlative microscopy has proven itself as a powerful tool, particularly for linking light and electron microscopy in 2D. Here, we...
View ArticleMXenes: a new family of two-dimensional materials
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. Two-dimensional (2D) materials are attracting significant attention due to their unique properties. The most famous example is...
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Engineered hydrogels for regenerative medicine applications
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Past, present and future - the evolution of x-ray analysis
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. Energy Dispersive X-ray Microanalysis has a long history marked by major milestones in the technology. These advancements have...
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High-resolution and high-speed AFM with simultaneous advanced optical microscopy
Want to read more? Here's a paper (free to download) from one of the guest speakers, Dimitar: Imaging collagen type I fibrillogenesis with high spatiotemporal resolution Ultramicroscopy, 149 (2015),...
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Bridging the gap - opening up large volumes to 3D electron microscopy
Register for this webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. The combination of Focused Ion Beams with Scanning Electron Microscopes (FIB/SEM) have enabled accessing microstructural information at and...
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Thermoelectric materials, efficiency, and power
To view this webinar please log in with your Materials Today account. The past decade has witnessed significant advances in the field of thermoelectric materials thanks to extensive research along new...
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More than just roughness: AFM techniques for thin film analysis
In this image the 3D surface represents the topography, and the color shows the tip-sample current for a (001) Bi(Fe0.5Mn0.5)O3 (BFMO) film deposited on a substrate of (001) SrTiO3 with 0.5% Nb....
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Exploiting the flexibility of modern electron microscopy solutions for...
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. Electron microscopes are by far the most versatile instruments for characterization of materials on multiple length scales – ranging...
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Correlative Raman imaging: New insights for bio-mineral and nano materials
AFM topography (top) and Raman (bottom) images of the cuticle of a Crustacea. The Raman image reveals the distribution of amorphous Calcium carbonate phases (red & blue) along with additional...
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Coherent X-ray beams: Benchtop light sources for nanoscience
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. Ever since the invention of the laser over 50 years ago, scientists have been striving to create an x-ray version of the laser....
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Chemistry in the TEM – New Horizons for Catalyst Research
To view the Mandarin version of this webinar, please click here. Register for this webinar by logging in or signing up below. The $16.3 billion catalyst market continues to grow to support the...
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10^6 and beyond: New research applications for Materials Science
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. DualBeam FIB/SEMs, integrated Focused Ion Beams with Scanning Electron Microscopes are routinely used to characterize structural...
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In Situ TEM – the New Frontier for Liquid Chemistry
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Mimicking the Human Body in the Electron Microscope
Poseidon_Animation from Materials Today on Vimeo.Register for this webinar by logging in or signing up below. Browse our previous webinars, all free and on demand, here. In a research fields...
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Table-Top Electron Microscopy as an Analytical Tool for Materials...
The ability to quickly, easily and repeatably analyse compositional variations in samples is at the heart of many industrial and research questions. These questions may include whether a sample...
View ArticlePowering the future through nano-characterisation
Batteries are used in a wide range of the electronic devices which are taken for granted in our daily life. Li-ion batteries, in particular, have been a key enabling technology for certain consumer...
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Materials Innovation for Energy and Water
Prof Jeffrey C. Grossman, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyThe webinar on "Materials Innovation for Energy and Water" presented by Prof Jeffrey C....
View ArticleAdvancing feature analysis and spectrum imaging in scanning electron microscopy
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. Developments in energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry (EDS) on scanning electron microscopes (SEM) have broadened the range of...
View ArticleRethinking Raman imaging for advanced materials characterization
Watch this on-demand free webinar by Logging In or Signing Up below. Raman imaging is an essential tool for materials researchers, providing rich chemical and structural detail for a broad range of...
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