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2018, June 11-13: HeFIB confernece in Dresden, Germany

Since two of its main focuses are on Helium Ion Microscopy and correlative nanoanalytics, GETec will be presenting its ground-breaking, in-situ AFM solution for the Zeiss ORION Nanofab.

It enables interactive correlative analysis of your sample within the ORION Nanofab, without limiting the other tools of the microscope, since it can be adjusted to your specific helium ion microscope and application.

Meet us there and let’s discuss your application!

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2019-02-14T07:41:16+00:00June 2nd, 2018|

2018, April 26: Opening of the CD laboratory in Graz

The Christian Doppler laboratory for direct fabrication of 3D nano probes explores a new type of 3D nanoprinting technology. The goal of this research programme is to enable new applications in the field of in-situ atomic force microscopy.

GETec Microscopy acts as an industrial partner and will use the anticipated 3D nano probes to further improve their in-situ AFM systems.

2019-02-14T08:01:30+00:00April 4th, 2018|

2018, March 11-16: DPG Spring Meeting

Chris Schwalb will be giving a talk on March 14th at the annual meeting of the DPG (Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft).

In his presentation he will mainly focus on correlative in-situ characterization of 3D nanostructures by combining SEM and AFM.

Furthermore GETec Microscopy will also be present at the accompanying exhibition. Feel free to visit us there to learn more about GETec Microscopy and AFSEM®. You can find us at the booth of LOTQuantumDesign.

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2019-02-14T08:48:07+00:00March 4th, 2018|

2017, Sept. 27: Poster Award for AFM using Self-Sensing Cantilevers for Biological Samples

AFSEM® air was used to characterize a novel cell preparation method by two students Clemens Kemptner and Sarah Steiner, who work at the Johannes Kepler University Linz, Institute of Biophysics in the working group of
Prof. Andreas Ebner.
We are very proud to announce Mr. Kemptner and his work was awarded with a poster prize for PhD students and young researchers within the framework of the International School for “Electrochemical and acoustic methods in bioanalysis” (ELAMB 2017).

2019-02-14T09:06:53+00:00September 14th, 2017|