Shining Light on Nanomaterials with Optically Coupled Electron Microscopy Webinar
Light is a ubiquitous and critical resource in our daily lives. Light facilitates our ability to see, enables near-instantaneous global communications, and is the sole energy source for the photosynthetic organisms that comprise the base of the food chain on Earth. Around the world, scientists and engineers are pushing the limits of light to create the next generation of optical technologies that will enable ultrafast optical computers, self-driving cars, rapid medical diagnostics, and address the global climate crisis.
Electron energy-loss spectrum imaging is well established as a powerful tool for materials analysis. The wealth of information available beyond simple composition, coupled with high signal collection efficiency in next-generation imaging filters makes this technique particularly advantageous for advanced analysis and mapping.
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Webinar: Practical approaches for in-situ and environmental transmission electron microscopy
During this webinar Dr. Ai Leen Koh will speak about how in-situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM) concerns the examination of dynamic events in a sample under a controlled, externally applied stimulation.
In this webinar, we covered many examples of usage of direct detection cameras at Northwestern University, from the imaging of soft materials to special applications of 4D-STEM in hybrid interfaces. In particular, we covered the performance of the new Gatan K3 IS, which allows the acquisition of in-situ imaging and 4D STEM data in counted mode with high temporal resolution.
PRESENTER: Roberto dos Reis, Ph.D.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Northwestern University