Virtual Exhibitor Workshops

Virtual Exhibitor Workshop
Nanoindentation is a powerful method to assay the viscoelastic and poroelastic behavior of soft and biological samples, including 3D cell culture. In this workshop, we discussed how this label free method can be used as a biomarker for physiological and pathological models.
Speaker: Maid Klapuh, Optics11 Life

Virtual Exhibitor Workshop
Why use PinPointTM Nanomechanical mode? PinPointTM is an advanced imaging mode developed by Park Systems, that acquires high-resolution topography and F/D data at each pixel of the entire scan area.
Speaker:  Armando Melgarejo, Park Systems Inc.

Virtual Exhibitor Workshop
Direct detection (DD) cameras dramatically improve resolution, reduce noise and operate in single electron counting mode, even for low signal research. Examine these advantages for advanced applications, such as low-dose spectrum imaging, trace element analysis and time-resolved EELS.

Virtual Exhibitor Workshop
This educational workshop highlighted advantages and techniques for running various sample types on D8 diffractometers equipped with the new EIGER2 R 250K detector. Speaker: Brian Jones, Bruker AXS

Virtual Exhibitor Workshop
Gatan's latest camera, the Stela™, is the only fully integrated hybrid-pixel electron detector with the Gatan Microscopy Suite^® (GMS) software for advanced electron diffraction studies. This workshop highlighted the advantages of using this detector for different types of 4D STEM applications.

Virtual Exhibitor Workshop
The characterisation of perovskite semiconductors for photovoltaic and optoelectronic applications with steady-state and transient PL spectroscopy was presented using the Edinburgh Instruments FLS1000 Photoluminescence Spectrometer.
Speakers:  Samantha Redes and Stuart Thomson, Edinburgh Instruments Ltd.