SEM-EDS can be used to characterise the composition of polymer composites. This is useful in failure analysis, to detect and identify contaminants and defects, and to check homogeneity.
A scientific paper published by UNSW highlighting new implications for engineered nanophotonics, using nanoscale FTIR and s-SNOM chemical imaging.
How Raman spectroscopy can be used to characterise semiconductor materials. Measure defects in SiC, crystal quality, stress/strain, homogeneity and more.
Study changes in composition and the electronic structure at the nanoscale with in-situ EELS in your TEM.
How to analyse microplastic particles with Raman spectroscopy. Identify polymers and measure size, shape and composition with the Renishaw Invia Raman microscope.
Serial block-face imaging is a 3D imaging technique for life science and materials. How it works, advantages of the technique, applications and example images.
Visit us at Imperial College London at the Department of Materials Postdoctoral Symposium on Friday 8th September 2017. View our range of instruments Contact us on +44 (0)1223 422 269 or info@blue-scientific.com Follow @blue_scientific Postdoc Symposium 2017 The Materials Postdoc Symposium is a full day event at Imperial College London. Postdocs from all research areas […]
4D micro-CT (Micro-Computed Tomography or 3D X-ray imaging) involves imaging dynamic processes over time. This article explains step-by-step time-lapse and real-time methods, and how they can be used in geology and geoscience to image processes in rocks. These methods can also be used in other areas; If you have any questions just get in touch. Author: […]
