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Mapping of the electrostatic potentials in a fully processed led device with nm-scale resolution by in situ off-axis electron holography

January 12, 2024

Additional Friday publication update! In this newest publication, the authors used the electrical capabilities of the #FusionAX system to look at the optoelectronic properties of fully processed red-emitting AlGaInP micro-diode devices ️The quantum wells within the diode exhibited a fascinating behavior—they rested on a potential gradient until reaching the threshold forward bias voltage for light … Read More

Hydrogenated borophene enabled synthesis of multielement intermetallic catalysts

December 28, 2023

By Nynke Krans

Christmas is unfortunately over! But while you are still sitting at your fireplace enjoying a hot coco, please check out this new publication! In this newest publication in Nature Communications, ano-sized Pt/B/C catalysts (~2.5 nm) were researched using the #FusionAX system! ️The authors used a Pt/B/C framework to synthesized a diverse series (~18 variants) of … Read More

In situ TEM studies of relaxation dynamics and crystal nucleation in thin film nanoglasses

December 19, 2023

By Nynke Krans

Tuesday publication update! In this recent publication, the #FusionAX system was used to directly observe crystallization processes at glass-glass interfaces in sputtered CuZr thin film nanoglasses. The authors utilizing in situ heating experiments combined with other interesting techniques such as nanobeam diffraction patterns (NBDP) and electron correlation microscopy (ECM). This powerful combination allowed them to … Read More

Asymmetric nanoparticle oxidation observed in-situ by the evolution of diffraction contrast

December 12, 2023

By Nynke Krans

Tuesday publication update! Are you interested in structural compositional changes during dynamic behaviors? The following article has researched just this! In this latest work in-situ TEM experiments using the #FusionAX system have uncovered the oxidation from wüstite-magnetite (FeO@Fe3O4) core-shell nanoparticles to single crystalline magnetite, Fe3O4 nanoparticles. Using the ‘Ashby-Brown contrast,’ the structural changes of these … Read More

New Installation at the University of York!

December 4, 2023

By Nynke Krans

New Installation alert!️So thrilled to share that a new Fusion system with AXON Synchronicity was installed at the University of York’s JEOL Nanocentre earlier this fall! Special thank you to our very own @Evan for leading this effort! Thank you Dr. Lari for having us on site! Looking forward to witnessing great scientific discoveries in … Read More

New Succesfull Installation at the University of Sydney!

November 20, 2023

By Nynke Krans

New Installation alert!️So thrilled to share that a new Fusion double tilt system was installed at the University of Sydney last month! Special thank you to our very own @Tenet and Dr. Gediminas from Scitek for leading this effort! Thank you Dr. Magnus, Dr. Zhong and Dr. Hong for having us on site! Looking forward … Read More

New Flash Talk for FusionAX with Diego Santa Rosa Coradini

October 19, 2023

By Nynke Krans

We have another new Flash Talk for your viewing pleasure! Come join Diego Santa Rosa Coradini of Montanuniversität Leoben, group of Nonferrous Metallurgy as he shows how in situ TEM can be used as toolbox for the emerging science of nanometallurgy! Watch his Flash Talk here: https://youtu.be/9nfkcwZXwoQ Do you use Protochips products and want to … Read More

Structural anisotropy-driven atomic mechanisms of phase transformations in the Pt-Sn system

October 6, 2023

By Nynke Krans

Have you ever wanted to look at atomic resolution images of phase transformations in the TEM? This paper shows in situ atomic-resolution scanning transmission electron microscopy using our #FusionAX system, in a Pt−Sn system. Heating the sample up showed showing the initial stages of the PtSn4 to PtSn2 phase transitions. In the video you can … Read More

In situ transmission electron microscopy as a toolbox for the emerging science of nanometallurgy

August 8, 2023

By Nynke Krans

Have you ever thought on looking at sublimation reactions on the nanoscale, in real time? These authors from the university of Leoben looked at nanoalloying Al–Cu nanoparticles in situ within a transmission electron microscope using the #FusionAX system. The results showed that Au nanoparticles and Cu nanowires can undergo melting and alloying on an Al … Read More

Interview with Experts: In Situ TEM for Heterogeneous Catalysis with Prof. Krijn P. de Jong
Jul. 17, 2024

Following the Selectivity of Any Catalysts at the Nanoscale
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Jun. 28, 2024

How to Correlate Catalyst Activity to Morphological Changes in the TEM
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, May. 24, 2024

Observing Catalyst Stability in the TEM, A Workflow
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Apr. 26, 2024

An Arsenal of Tools for the Preparation of In Situ Electron Microscopy Samples
Written by Nynke Krans, Applications and Marketing Manager, Apr. 15, 2024

The New and Improved Success Community
Written by Madeline Dukes, Senior Applications Scientist and Training Specialist, Apr. 10, 2024

Gas Analysis in Atmosphere AX Using an RGA
Written by Tim Eldred, Product Marketing Manager, Mar. 20, 2024

Workflows for Gas-Phase Heterogeneous Catalysis Research
Written by Jennifer McConnell, Senior Manager, Marketing and Product Management, Mar. 10, 2024

Flow Management E-chips for Electrochemistry
Written by Jennifer McConnell, Senior Manager, Marketing and Product Management, Jan. 10, 2024

Category: Fusion AX

Mapping of the electrostatic potentials in a fully processed led device with nm-scale resolution by in situ off-axis electron holography

Hydrogenated borophene enabled synthesis of multielement intermetallic catalysts

In situ TEM studies of relaxation dynamics and crystal nucleation in thin film nanoglasses

Asymmetric nanoparticle oxidation observed in-situ by the evolution of diffraction contrast

New Installation at the University of York!

New Succesfull Installation at the University of Sydney!

New Flash Talk for FusionAX with Diego Santa Rosa Coradini

Structural anisotropy-driven atomic mechanisms of phase transformations in the Pt-Sn system

In situ transmission electron microscopy as a toolbox for the emerging science of nanometallurgy

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