See How AXON Completely Redefines the in situ Experience. We previously introduced AXON to the market and told you to expect it to revolutionize the operation of Transmission Electron Microscopes. By establishing a machine-vision platform that automates and supercharges workflows, AXON is designed to eliminate fundamental obstacles that prohibit users from generating better … Read More
In this webinar, we will have presentations from both Dr. Madeline Dukes from Protochips and Dr. Dave Loveday from Gamry Instruments who will share their knowledge and expertise in fundamental electrochemical measurements and how they can be used for operando observations at the nanoscale that will accelerate research for fuel cell catalysts, batteries, and … Read More
In situ microscopy has come a long way over the past ten years. What is the current state of this technology and how is the market using it to solve problems? Ready full story at https://www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=19234
In this webinar, you will see a demonstration of the AXON workflow – how it fully optimizes both high resolution imaging and in situ experiments on multiple samples. Additionally, we’ll exhibit the capability and advantages of the Synchronicity software module to capture all TEM and in situ data during the experiment, sharing data gathered using … Read More
Dear Customers, Colleagues and Friends of Protochips, Join us for a free webinar! AXON: Revolutionizing the In Situ TEM Workflow Protochips AXON software completely redefines the in situ experience for all TEM users by putting the sample front and center throughout the entire experiment, even at extreme magnifications. The complexity of operating multiple instruments at … Read More
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