Jan. 18, 2011

TILL Photonics Expands Management Team

TILL Photonics appointed Christian Wetzel as new vice president sales and marketing. Dr. Wetzel holds an M.S. in physics from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Ph.D. from the FU Berlin. moreDec. 26, 2010

Desktop Sample Cleaning System from Hitachi

Desktop Sample Cleaner from Hitachi: Hitachi High-Technologies has launched the ZONESem desktop EM sample cleaner, specifically designed for cleaning and storing electron microscopy samples in readiness for high quality imaging and analysis. The Hitachi ZONESem utilizes a non-destructive UV cleaning process to quickly remove surface hydrocarbons from SEM samples. moreAug. 10, 2010

Easier Life for Microscopists

The HT7700 from Hitachi High-Technologies is the latest in Hitachi's H-7000 series of TEMs optimized for high contrast imaging at low electron doses. It features a unique, high sensitivity real-time digital CCD camera which enables all microscope operations to be performed through the graphical user interface - including setup, alignment, image adjustment and image acquisition. moreJul. 19, 2010

Next Generation of Electron Microscope

Hitachi's first tabletop SEM, the TM1000, took the microscopy world by storm in 2005, and with over 1000 installations since then it has become the worlds biggest selling electron microscope. Providing the power of electron microscopy with the simplicity of a digital camera, it proved to be an invaluable tool for researchers in all aspects of science and engineering. moreMar. 01, 2008

Hitachi Electron Microscopes: At The Forefront Of Research

Hitachi‘s rapidly expanding range of high-end instrumentation is at the forefront of nanoscience. Although outstanding resolution and instrument performance is of paramount importance in this field, Hitachi isn‘t satisfied with simply developing some of the world's best electron microscopes. The company recognises the need for the development of complete techniques to complement the microscopes and invests heavily in these areas to ensure our technology contributes to the progression of nanoscience. more