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Batteries, fuel cells, and catalysts are increasingly important in the modern world. Research in these fields is one of the most active areas of materials science and involves collaboration between chemists, materials engineers, and modeling experts. Characterization is paramount toward developing clean, safe, and long-lasting next-generation energy storage and conversion devices, which, in turn, creates a better life for us ...
BySigray, Inc based in concord, CALIFORNIA (USA)
From measurements in liquids to solid samples or soft tissues in life science varied samples are analyzed on a regular basis. With their convenient handling and versatile analytical capabilities the flexible WITec imaging systems provide the opportunity to adjust the imaging technique to changing requirements and are particularly well-suited for life science. The samples can be comprehensively characterized regarding their biochemical and physical properties and depth profiles and 3D images can be generated to ...
ByWITec GmbH based in Ulm, GERMANY
Crucial tasks in forensics include the microscopic analysis of very small objects in order to accurately verify the source of specific compounds within a sample, or to compare the properties of several samples. WITec imaging systems enable comprehensive sample analysis to provide a thorough characterization of the physical and chemical properties of various samples in forensics. Confocal Raman imaging for example is a very effective tool for these investigations as it provides information on the chemical ...
ByWITec GmbH based in Ulm, GERMANY
This system is instrumental for transcranial ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM), allowing for the imaging of the brain's microvasculature at a microscopic resolution, which is particularly beneficial for diagnosing and monitoring stroke and aneurysm. ...
ByIconeus based in Paris, FRANCE
Digital Pathology is an image-based information environment enabled by virtual microscopy. This involves imaging glass slides and saving and distributing their digital images for analysis, archiving and storage. The virtual microscopy slides are: •Scanned — using a microscope based scanning device that takes images of the whole slide via large scanning or stitching of smaller scans. ...
ByExcelitas Technologies based in Waltham, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)