Společnost Tescan, průkopník v oblasti elektronové mikroskopie, oznamuje úspěšné dokončení úplné akvizice společností Shimadzu Corporation. Od 10. července 2026 se Tescan oficiálně stává členem japonské skupiny Shimadzu. Toto spojení představuje významný milník v&nbsp;dalším růstu společnosti.<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/Shimadzu_Spolecnost_Tescan_se_pripojuje_k_japonske_skupine_Shimadzu_0d300d1dfd.jpg" alt="Shimadzu: Společnost Tescan se připojuje k japonské skupině Shimadzu" srcset="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/thumbnail_Shimadzu_Spolecnost_Tescan_se_pripojuje_k_japonske_skupine_Shimadzu_0d300d1dfd.jpg 245w," sizes="100vw" width="2048" height="1080">Krok rozvíjí silné obchodní partnerství navázané v roce 2024 a potvrzuje společné odhodlání obou společností podporovat vědecké objevy a průmyslové inovace po celém světě.<h4>Vyšší přidaná hodnota pro zákazníky</h4><blockquote>“Zákazníkům Tescanu tato nová kapitola přináší širší možnosti, přístup k&nbsp;rozsáhlejším odborným znalostem i integrovaným řešením. Zároveň zachovává flexibilitu, inovativnost a orientaci na zákazníka, které jsou pro Tescan základem,” uvedla Sirine Assaf, CRO společnosti Tescan.</blockquote>Díky vedoucímu postavení společnosti Tescan v oblasti technologií povrchové analýzy a elektronové mikroskopie, včetně SEM, FIB-SEM a TEM, a přednostem společnosti Shimadzu v oblasti analýzy složení materiálů mohou zákazníci nově očekávat:<ul><li>komplexnější řešení pro výzkum, vývoj i výrobu,</li><li>hlubší aplikační podporu díky propojení odborných znalostí v&nbsp;oblasti materiálových věd, biologických věd a polovodičů,</li><li>rychlejší inovace díky společnému výzkumu a vývoji a sdíleným technologiím,</li><li>přístup k rozsáhlejší globální servisní i podpůrné síti,</li><li>rozšíření produktového portfolia a nové integrované nabídky.</li></ul>Tescan si zároveň nadále zachovává přístup zaměřený na zákazníka, svou silnou technickou podporu a rychlou odezvu. Právě tyto hodnoty zajišťují kontinuitu partnerství v každodenním provozu.<h4>Rozšiřování globálního působení při zachování hodnot společnosti Tescan</h4>Další růst společnosti Tescan bude dále podpořen silným globálním zastoupením společnosti Shimadzu, zejména v Asii, a také posílením pozic v Evropě a Americe. To umožní:&nbsp;<ul><li>oslovit nové zákazníky a vstoupit na další trhy,</li><li>rozšířit výrobní a servisní kapacity,</li><li>zvýšit provozní efektivitu při zachování flexibility.</li></ul>Společnost Tescan bude zároveň nadále působit ze svého sídle v Brně a zachová si svou stávající identitu, odborné know-how i kulturu založenou na inovacích.<h4>Osvědčené výsledky a budoucí růst</h4>Od svého založení v roce 1991 dodala společnost Tescan více než 4 000 elektronových mikroskopů zákazníkům ve více než 80 zemích světa a dlouhodobě tak podporuje špičkový výzkum i průmyslové aplikace.Akvizice společností Shimadzu posiluje dlouhodobou strategii společnosti Tescan zaměřenou na upevňování technologického prvenství a vývoj řešení s&nbsp;vyšší přidanou hodnotou. Současně zajišťuje, že zákazníci i nadále zůstávají středobodem jakéhokoliv dalšího rozvoje.<h4>Pokračující spolupráce a produktové inovace</h4>Úspěšná spolupráce společností Tescan a Shimadzu již přinesla společnou produktovou řadu mikroskopů SEM „Shimadzu by Tescan“, uvedenou na japonský trh.<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/Shimadzu_Shimadzu_by_Tescan_Scanning_Electron_Microscope_SUPERSCAN_SS_4000_e4ededaf5e.jpg" alt="Shimadzu: Shimadzu by Tescan Scanning Electron Microscope SUPERSCAN SS-4000" srcset="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/thumbnail_Shimadzu_Shimadzu_by_Tescan_Scanning_Electron_Microscope_SUPERSCAN_SS_4000_e4ededaf5e.jpg 208w," sizes="100vw" width="600" height="450">Vyšší integrace představuje přirozený další krok prohloubení spolupráce napříč technologiemi i trhy. Společnost Tescan současně ve svém portfoliu i v komunikaci přijme novou schválenou identitu značky: „Tescan, A Shimadzu Company“. Nová značka vyjadřuje jak sílu spojení, tak trvalý závazek společnosti Tescan vyvíjet inovativní řešení orientovaná na potřeby zákazníků v&nbsp;rámci globální skupiny.<h4>Výhled do budoucna</h4>Akvizice je plně v souladu s&nbsp;dlouhodobou strategií společností Tescan a Shimadzu a znamená urychlení v&nbsp;oblastech, v&nbsp;nichž Tescan již dlouhodobě vyniká: vývoji a dodávkách vysoce výkonných systémů, inovacích zaměřených na konkrétní aplikace a úzké spolupráci se zákazníky.

Společnost Tescan se připojuje k japonské skupině Shimadzu

<h4>Přesné výsledky. Jednoduché ovládání.</h4><h5>Efektivní automatizované pracovní postupy s Autosorb 3300</h5><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://icpms.cz/products/2473">Autosorb 3300</a> nastavuje nový standard v oblasti dynamické průtokové chemisorpční analýzy. Tento moderní chemisorpční analyzátor výrazně omezuje počet manuálních zásahů obsluhy, zkracuje dobu zaškolení, minimalizuje rozdíly mezi jednotlivými uživateli a umožňuje laboratoři pracovat efektivně i bez neustálého dohledu operátora.Přístroj je navržen pro bezpečné a vysoce přesné měření vlastností katalyzátorů a představuje nový standard plně automatizovaných chemisorpčních analýz aktivního povrchu, disperze a distribuce síly kyselých center.<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/Anton_Paar_Autosorb_3300_5_a38f6549b4.jpg" alt="Anton Paar: Autosorb 3300" srcset="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/thumbnail_Anton_Paar_Autosorb_3300_5_a38f6549b4.jpg 234w," sizes="100vw" width="2400" height="1600">Autosorb 3300 dokáže detekovat aktivní povrchy menší než 0,03 m² a dosahuje opakovatelnosti kalibračních píků lepší než 0,5 %. Maximální teplota vzorku 1 200 °C, rychlost ohřevu až 100 °C/min a rychlé ochlazení z 800 °C na 50 °C za pouhých 28 minut zajišťují vysokou průchodnost měření.Konstrukce Safe-Touch chrání obsluhu i při maximálních provozních teplotách. Ve spojení s intuitivním softwarem Kaomi React a pokročilými funkcemi automatizace – včetně míchání plynů, přepínání smyček a manipulace se vzorky – zaručuje Autosorb 3300 plynulé pracovní postupy pro výzkumné i kontrolní laboratoře.<blockquote><h5>Pro více informací nás neváhejte kontaktovat:</h5>CZ: Ing: Jiří Špringer<ul><li>jiri.springer@anton-paar.com</li></ul>SK: Mrg. Richard Landl<ul><li><a href="mailto:richard.landl@anton-paar.com">richard.landl@anton-paar.com</a></li></ul></blockquote><h4>Na představení přístroje Anton Paar Autosorb 3300 se také můžete těšit v nadcházejícím webináři:</h4><h5><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://icpms.cz/webinar/6403">Next-Generation Flow Chemisorption with Autosorb 3300</a></h5><ul><li>St, 29.7.2026 15:00 CEST</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.anton-paar.com/us-en/services-support/webinars/detail/event/next-generation-flow-chemisorption-with-autosorb-3300/">Registrace ZDE</a></li></ul>

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Akademie věd České republiky (AV ČR) vznikla v roce 1992 jako nástupce někdejší Československé akademie věd. V současnosti ji tvoří komplex 54 veřejných výzkumných institucí.

Akademie věd České republiky

Anton Paar vyvíjí, vyrábí a distribuuje vysoce přesné laboratorní přístroje a procesní měřicí systémy a nabízí uživatelsky specifická řešení automatizace a robotizace.

Anton Paar

Naším posláním je šířit informace o produktech firmy Shimadzu v oblasti instrumentálních analytických přístrojů, přístrojů pro testování materiálů a speciálních přístrojů pro life science, jejich prodej a následně - instalace, zaškolení, záruční a pozáruční servis, ověřování a validace a aplikační podpora.

SHIMADZU Handels GmbH - organizační složka

Renishaw

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Raman microscopy is a powerful analytical technique for studying the chemistry and structure of materials. You can use Raman spectroscopy to understand most materials, but how do you do this
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In this webinar, you will learn how to collect high-quality Raman data. We will discuss different measurement settings and how to optimize them for your samples. Get started quickly with Raman spectroscopy and achieve your experimental aims.
Our scientists will guide you step-by-step through:
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<li>Sample preparation: Whether solid, liquid or gas, we will discuss how to prepare your sample for Raman microscopy.
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<li>Choosing the right laser wavelength: We explain how the excitation laser wavelength can affect the intensity, resolution and fluorescent background when collecting Raman spectra.
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<li>Choosing the right objective lens: From numerical aperture (N.A.) to working distances, we help you to choose the right lens for your experiment.
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<li>Analysing the right sample areas: Use video montaging and LiveTrackTM focus-tracking technology to view features of interest in your sample.
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<li>Optimising data quality: We give you tips on getting the best signal-to-noise ratio in your spectra while collecting data quickly.
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<li>Data processing: From cosmic rays to fluorescent baselines, we have tools to remove artefacts from your spectra.
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<li>Extracting results with data analysis: See how WiRETM software gets you accurate and validated results. Whether you are analysing pure materials or complex mixtures, we will show you how Spectrum Search and multivariate analysis can get you results quickly.
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Please note: The webinar will be recorded and available on-demand after. By registering, you will receive an email notifying you of the on-demand webinar when it is available.
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Presenter: Tim Smith (Raman Applications Manager)
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Tim has over 20 years&#39; experience using a range of Raman research instruments. He has extensive knowledge and real-world use of systems in most application areas, however his particular expertise is within Raman imaging and pharmaceutical applications.
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Presenter: Sarah Shidler (Applications Scientist)
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Sarah has a PhD in physics. She used Raman spectroscopy to probe surface changes to oxide materials exposed to ionizing radiation. As an applications scientist she focuses on applying Raman spectroscopy to a variety of projects and application areas.
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Renishaw: How to optimise your Raman analysis

How to optimise your Raman analysis

Learn how to collect high-quality Raman data. We will discuss different measurement settings and how to optimize them for your samples.

Uranium-lead geochronology provides valuable insight into the timing and rates of various geological processes throughout Earth’s history.
Isotope dilution thermal ionization mass spectrometry is the most precise and accurate technique for U-Pb geochronology. This technique is generally applied to single zircon crystals or crystal fragments yielding small amounts of Pb (typically &lt; 100 pg) and U (approximately 1 ng) following separation by chromatographic techniques in a very clean environment. Precise and accurate analysis of such small samples requires sensitive ion detection systems.
For higher spatial resolution, in-situ analysis by laser ablation ICP-MS is the preferred method allowing routine, high sample throughput U-Pb dating. For challenging zircons with low U and Pb content, high sensitivity is crucial.
The combination of U-Pb with the Lu-Hf chronometer in zircon is a very powerful and commonly used tool in the geosciences for investigating the processes that control crust-mantle evolution and their timing. Laser ablation multicollector ICP-MS enables determination of high precision in-situ Lu-Hf data required for reliable interpretation.
This webinar highlights the latest advances in U-Pb and Lu-Hf analysis of zircons by Isotope Dilution TIMS, as well as in-situ laser ablation sector field, single collector and multicollector ICP-MS, with a focus on optimizing methodologies using recent development such as the Thermo Scientific™ 1013 Ω Amplifier Technology™ and the Jet Interface.
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Presenter: Dr. Laura Bracciali (Application Manager, IOMS, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
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After receiving her Ph.D. in Earth Sciences from the University of Pisa, Laura took post-doctoral research positions at the Italian Antarctic Research Program, the British Geological Survey, and Lancaster University. Before joining Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2020 as Product Specialist, Laura was manager of the LA U-(Th)-Pb Geochronology Division at Stellenbosch University.
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Presenter: Dr. Grant Craig (Application Manager, IOMS, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
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From Scotland, Grant undertook a Ph.D. at Loughborough University, in collaboration with the UK’s NERC Isotope Geosciences Laboratory, on the analysis of sub-micron sized uranium oxide particles by LA-ICP-MS. Grant joined Thermo Fisher Scientific as a post-doctoral researcher within the EU ITN &quot;IsoNose,&quot; and is currently the Application Manager for MC-ICP-MS.
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Presenter: Dr. Hauke Vollstaedt (Product and Application Manager, IOMS, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
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Hauke received his Ph.D. at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel. At the University of Bern, he continued researching in the field of non-traditional stable isotopes by measuring Se isotope composition in meteorites and lunar rocks. Since 2017, Hauke has been working at Thermo Fisher Scientific as Application and Product Manager TIMS, MC-ICP-MS, and HR-ICP-MS.
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Thermo Scientific: Optimizing Methodologies in U-Pb and Lu-Hf Analysis of Zircons using TIMS, MC-ICP-MS and HR-ICP-MS

Optimizing Methodologies in U-Pb and Lu-Hf Analysis of Zircons using TIMS, MC-ICP-MS and HR-ICP-MS

Latest advances in U-Pb and Lu-Hf analysis of zircons by Isotope Dilution TIMS, as well as in-situ laser ablation sector field, single collector.

Optimizing Methodologies in U-Pb and Lu-Hf Analysis

Advances in fracking and favorable regulations have driven unprecedented growth in the oil, gas, petrochemical, and polymer industries.
Exploration requires characterization of prospective sources to decide potential investment. Additional analyses determine quality and other attributes that can affect pretreatment or available markets. This talk discusses solutions from simple rheometry to complex high-resolution mass spectrometry available from Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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Presenter: Nina Albrecht (Product Specialist, HR-IRMS, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
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Nina is an isotope geochemist with a passion for mass spectrometry. Driven by this fascination, she acquired about 10 years of expertise with GIRMS, ICP-MS, and TIMS. Eventually, she found herself amongst the very first users of the pioneering Thermo Scientific™ Ultra™ HR-IRMS. This background paved the way to her current role in which she supports geoscientists with their development of innovative HR-IRMS applications.
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Presenter: Kirk Chassaniol (Manager, Application Scientists, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
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Kirk is currently a technical leader in the Ion Chromatography (IC) field support group within the North American Centers of Excellence. Over the last 28 years, he has been involved in IC application and customer support in sales and marketing roles. He has helped with the development of IC methods and standards for chloride and sulfate in ethanol, cations in hydrogen cell feed gas, and combustion IC within the ASTM D02 and D03 Elemental Analysis subcommittee.
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Thermo Scientific: Exploration and Production: Optimizing the Opportunity with Simple Laboratory Tools to State-of-the-Art Analytical Technology

Exploration and Production: Optimizing the Opportunity with Simple Laboratory Tools to State-of-the-Art Analytical Technology

Solutions from simple rheometry to complex high-resolution mass spectrometry available from Thermo Fisher Scientific.

Simple Laboratory Tools to State-of-the-Art Technology

<div><div container-id="cq-colctrl-lt0" comp-id="A1"><div>The Jet Interface, consisting of specially designed cones and a high-capacity interface pump, sets the highest standard for sensitivity in elemental and isotope ratio analysis and is now &nbsp;integrated into the Thermo Scientific™ Element™ Series HR-ICP-MS.Join us virtually for an insightful webinar where our specialists will present the benefits of the enhanced sensitivity with the Jet interface, with typical sensitivity of &gt;3 x 106 cps/ppb 115In in wet plasma and &gt;3–5 × 107 cps/ppb 115In in dry plasma.The Element Series HR-ICP-MS keeps offering multi-element quantification at the sub-ppt level in the widest range of sample matrices, easy operation with simple method development without the need for collision-reaction gases, excellent mass and signal stability, maximum versatility for use in academic research and routine industry laboratories worldwide.<h4>What You Will Learn</h4><ul><li>Introduction to Jet interface features and benefits</li><li>HR-ICP-MS with Jet interface: analytical performance in wet and dry plasma</li><li>Case study: isotope ratio measurements of natural uranium (IRMM-184) using &nbsp;a standard and Jet Interface set-up in wet plasma mode</li></ul><h4>Who Should Attend</h4><ul><li>Research scientists and students interested in HR-ICP-MS analysis</li><li>Laboratory managers and analysts using any ICP-MS technique</li></ul>We look forward to your participation in this informative session.<blockquote>Presenter: Dr. Laura Bracciali (Product Specialist, Thermo Fisher Scientific)After receiving her Ph.D. in Earth Sciences from the University of Pisa, Laura took post-doctoral research positions at the Italian Antarctic Research Program, the British Geological Survey, and Lancaster University. Before joining Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2020 as Product Specialist, Laura was manager of the LA U-(Th)-Pb Geochronology Division at Stellenbosch University.Presenter:&nbsp;Dr. Hauke Vollstaedt (Product Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific)Hauke joined Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2017. He is a geologist by training, completed his Ph.D. at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel researching on marine isotope geochemistry and went to the University of Bern to work in the field of cosmochemistry as a post-doc. Within Thermo Fisher Scientific Hauke works as a Product Manager for HR-ICP-MS, TIMS and GD-MS instruments.</blockquote></div></div></div>

Thermo Fisher Scientific: How to improve sensitivity in elemental and isotope ratio analysis with HR-ICP-MS

How to improve sensitivity in elemental and isotope ratio analysis with HR-ICP-MS

Insightful webinar where our specialists will present the benefits of the enhanced sensitivity with the Jet interface.

Elemental & Isotope Analysis with HR-ICP-MS

The Thermo Scientific Hypulse Surface Analysis System delivers a new approach to XPS depth profiling. It combines traditional ion beam milling with femtosecond laser ablation technology to help you accurately examine thin films, coatings, and multi-layer structures, all without the risk of chemical damage to the sample.Join us as we introduce the Hypulse System and highlight how it can help you revolutionize XPS depth profiling.<h5>In this webinar, you will:</h5><ul><li>Learn how femtosecond laser ablation delivers depth profiling to over 30 µm</li><li>Discover advanced depth profiling capabilities available with the Hypulse System</li><li>See how the combination of laser ablation and ion milling makes it possible to analyze a wider variety of materials</li></ul><blockquote>Presenter: Tim NunneyTim is an applications development and marketing manager for the Thermo Scientific surface analysis (X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy) product line. He has been with Thermo Fisher Scientific since 2004, previously holding positions as an applications scientist, product manager, and in operations. Prior to joining Thermo Fisher, Tim worked as a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Southampton investigating the dynamics of molecular dissociation on metal surfaces.</blockquote>

Thermo Fisher Scientific: Explore damage-free XPS depth profiling with the Hypulse Surface Analysis System

Explore damage-free XPS depth profiling with the Hypulse Surface Analysis System

Join us as we introduce the Hypulse System and highlight how it can help you revolutionize XPS depth profiling.

Damage-free XPS depth profiling with Hypulse Surface

In this presentation, we will introduce the Thermo Scientific Hypulse Surface Analysis System and demonstrate how it can be used to go beyond the limits of ion beam depth profiling. Our application scientists will show how the novel femtosecond laser ablation system differs from monatomic and gas cluster ion beams by maintaining chemical information during profiles and increasing the range of depth into the sample that can be analyzed. Plus, we’ll also demonstrate how the Hypulse System is a fully-featured surface analysis instrument, and how Thermo Scientific™ Avantage Software can be used to interpret the collected data.<blockquote>Presenter: Robin Simpson, Application Scientist Dr. Simpson is involved in system demonstrations, customer training, and production of marketing content for surface analysis products. He joined the team in 2017 but had close links to the team for four years prior to that while he was undertaking his engineering doctorate at the University of Surrey. During this time, his thesis investigated the effects of argon cluster depth profiling on varied material surfaces using the MAGCIS ion source.Presenter: Paul Mack, Senior Application Scientist Dr. Mack joined Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2001 as an applications scientist, with focus on Auger electron spectroscopy. Soon after joining he became responsible for developing data processing tools for interpreting angle resolved XPS spectra and he also created an algorithm for automatic analysis of XPS survey spectra. As senior applications scientist for XPS, he works in a team that helps our XPS users make the most of their surface analysis tools for materials characterization. Before joining Thermo Fisher, Paul received a master of chemistry degree from the University of Southampton, where he also later studied rotational and vibrational spectroscopy as well as quantum mechanics for his PhD.Presenter: Tim Nunney, Sr. Manager, Application Scientists &amp; Product MarketingDr. Nunney’s role involves all aspects of product marketing for X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, including managing the applications team, customer evaluations, product development, training, and commercial support. He has been with Thermo Fisher Scientific since 2004, previously holding positions as an applications scientist and in operations. Prior to joining Thermo Fisher, Tim worked as a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Southampton, investigating the dynamics of molecular dissociation on metal surfaces. He completed a PhD in surface science at the University of Liverpool, an MSc in surface science and catalysis at the University of Liverpool, and a BSc in chemistry from the University of Nottingham. Presenter: Hsiang-Han Tseng, Application Scientist Dr. Tseng develops applications workflows for surface spectroscopic tools for sample characterization and analysis and provides customer demonstrations and training. Prior to joining Thermo Fisher, Hsiang-Han obtained her BS in chemistry from National Taiwan Normal University as well as an MRes in nanomaterials and a PhD in materials science, both from Imperial College, London, UK. During her PhD, she investigated the spectroscopic, morphological, and magnetic properties of molecular thin films based on porphyrins and phthalocyanines for organic spintronic applications. &nbsp;Presenter: Simon Bacon, Application Scientist Dr. Bacon specializes in X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. His primary role is training customers on highly technical XPS instrumentation and developing novel training methods. He first started working at Thermo Fisher in 2021 as a KTP associate in collaboration with the University of Surrey to develop the prototype instrument for a new XPS product line. Prior to this, Simon studied and worked in a diverse range of scientific disciplines, earning a BSc in biological science from University of Manchester, an MSc and MPhil in forensic science from University of Manchester and Brunel University, respectively, and an EngD in material science from University of Surrey. He also contributed to medical research as a research assistant at MRC and battery research as a research fellow at the Faraday Institution.&nbsp;</blockquote>

Thermo Fisher Scientific: Hypulse Surface Analysis System Demonstration

Hypulse Surface Analysis System Demonstration

Introduce Thermo Scientific Hypulse Surface Analysis System and demonstrate how it can be used to go beyond the limits of ion beam depth profiling.