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Jun. 11, 2015
ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
Following Transformations at Nanoscale
In situ transmission electron microscopy has been used to study thermally activated ion exchange in nanocrystals (NCs) constituted by one Cu3P domain included between two CdSe domains. Above a thermal threshold Cd and P are taken out from ...
May. 26, 2015
ScienceX-Ray Analysis
Table-Top EUV and Soft X-Ray Microscopy
In this contribution table-top, lab-based microscopes in the extreme ultraviolet (EUV) in transmission and reflection mode as well as in the soft x-ray will be presented. The application for the transmission microscope is the investigation ...
Apr. 24, 2015
ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
TEM of Sensitive Organic Materials
In this article the adaption of a scanning-nanobeam diffraction technique for the transmission electron microscope (ASTAR system) to beam-sensitive organic materials will be discussed. This method not only offers additional functionality ...
Apr. 13, 2015
ScienceX-Ray Analysis
Laboratory Soft X-Ray Microscopy
Soft X-ray microscopy in the water window has the advantage of a high spatial resolution as well as a good contrast and high penetration depth within biological samples. This makes it an ideal tool for the structural analysis of living ...
Apr. 07, 2015
ScienceLight Microscopy
PACM: Photoacoustic Computed Microscopy
Photoacoustic Computed Microscopy (PACM) is a new label-free microscopic method that combines current photoacoustic microscopy technique with a model-based inverse reconstruction algorithm to provide functional images of microvasculature. ...
Mar. 24, 2015
ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
OM - SEM/EDS - µFT-IR Synergy
Microscopy represents a fundamental method for cultural heritage materials research and it is essential for paintings cross-sections investigation. Because of the smallness of sample, microscopy and micro-spectroscopy analysis techniques ...
Mar. 16, 2015
ScienceScanning Probe Microscopy
Subsurface Imaging of Soft Matter by AFM
In recent years, a variety of dynamic force microscopy techniques have been developed to obtain surface compositional contrast and extract material properties simultaneously with topographical imaging. We describe here one such recent ...
Mar. 09, 2015
ScienceScanning Probe Microscopy
Heterodyne Force Microscopy
It has always been a desire in microscopy to non-destructively image below a surface. The introduction of ultrasound in a scanning probe microscope has shown the possibility to image subsurface nanoparticles on a nanometer scale. This ...

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