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Discount Products: Look through products available for a 25% – 50% discount in 2020. The items provided on a first come, first serve basis. View Discounted Products
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Webinar presented by Dr. Ute Schmidt – Applications Manager at WITec GmbHSCHEDULED TIME : Nov 14 2017 10:00 amDURATION : 60 minsFREE TO REGISTERRISE – Raman Imaging and Scanning Electron – microscopy is a correlative approach that combines molecular and ultrastructural analysis. With this hybrid technique, information on the chemical composition of a sample provided by the optical Raman microscope is overlaid onto structural features imaged with a high resolution scanning electron microscope. Both methods can be controlled with software and the correlation carried out while the sample remains under vacuum. The integration of both techniques within a single instrument eliminates the necessity of manually locating the same measurement position, a notoriously time-consuming process with separate instruments. In this webinar, the principles of state-of-the-art confocal Raman imaging as a tool for the analysis of molecular characteristics of a sample will be presented, then the manner in which this information can be linked to structural information acquired with scanning electron microscopy will be demonstrated. The advantages of seamless correlative investigation will be described and shown with several examples.
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![]() Nanosurf launches webshop for AFM accessories and more nanosurf-webshop-benefit-launch-discounts Dear Customer’s, Nanosurf’s newly launched webshop features a full range of accessories, including
Intuitive filtering options make it easy to find what you are looking for, and to be sure it is compatible with your Nanosurf AFM system.
We currently deliver to the US, Canada, and most of Europe* and will expand in the future. Customers in other countries can select items to obtain an offer from one of our local partners. Special limited webshop launch promotion: to welcome you to the webshop, we are offering a 10% discount to the first 50 customers to place an order for our cantilevers online.
Software options at half price for limited time Take this unique opportunity to upgrade your system — choose the software options that elevate your AFM system to the next level. Discounted software options include:
The offer is valid until November 30, 2017.
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Dr. Klaus Gerwert, Ruhr-University BochumDr. Gerwert is the head of the Biophysics Department at Ruhr-University, Bochum, Germany. His works investigates structures, functions and interactions of membrane proteins at multiple scales combining time-resolved vibrational spectroscopy with biomolecular simulations. As spokesman of the translational consortium PURE at Ruhr-University he is concerned with vibrational imaging of cells and tissues to identify diseases. |
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Dr. David Steinmetz, WITec GmbHDr. Steinmetz obtained a Physics PhD from the Quantum Optics group of Prof. Dr. Christoph Becher at the University of Saarland in Saarbruecken, Germany. His work there was on single-photon sources based on single defect centers in solids. He joined WITec in 2011 and has been Director of Applications & Support since 2017. |
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Moderator: Dr Jayshan Carpen, Nature ResearchJayshan received his PhD in neurogenetics from the University of Surrey, UK. His doctoral thesis focused on identifying polymorphisms associated with diurnal preference and circadian sleep disorders. Jayshan worked as an events coordinator at the Royal Institution of Great Britain before moving to his current role in 2013 for Nature Research. |
![]() ![]() Get the most from your rheology software and test methods. Are your rheological test methods as good as they can be? Find out at our informative seminar. Plus find out how to improve, simplify and standardize methods, data evaluation and documentation. Book 1, 2 or three of these day-long seminar modules:
For dates, languages (English or German), pricing and information about the seminar location in Germany, view the registration page.
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Nanosurf’s new research AFM system, the CoreAFM, is going into operation at customer sites around the globe. The first researchers to use the highly versatile CoreAFM are based in the USA and Germany. Deliveries are also being made to Argentina, Ecuador, and China.
These customers appreciate the compact design and attractive pricing. The powerful benchtop system with a multitude of modes allows them to perform all kinds of measurements, facilitated by interchangeable accessories and mode kits. Powerful and versatile
Thanks to the integrated active vibration isolation table, your images will be clean and clear – further enhanced by the innovative Spike-Guard system that automatically catches environmental perturbations, and rescans the affected line. To find out more about the CoreAFM, view the product page on the Nanosurf website, or for specific questions, contact us directly.
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Workshop on Applications of 3D Confocal Raman and Correlative Techniques for in vivo and in vitro StudiesUniversity of GuelphTuesday 15th of August 2017
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Register Now for the Webinar: “Video-Rate AFM Enables New Research Opportunities”June 7, 2017 Would you like to better understand how video-rate AFM can broaden your research capabilities? Oxford Instruments Asylum Research in conjunction with Microscopy and Analysis host this informative webinar and present recent results from a variety of experiments. >Register here or cut and paste this link into your browser: http://www.oxford-instruments.com/afm-webinars Overview • Real-time self-assembly of collagen into fibrils Related experiments such as the melting and re-crystallization of polymers will also be shown and future research opportunities that might be enabled by this technology will be discussed. Finally, we will briefly review the design of the AFM used for this work, the newly released Asylum Research Cypher VRS, the first and only full-featured video-rate AFM. About the Presenter Image above: Frames from a movie of lambda digest DNA cleaved by DNAse1 enzyme. Imaged at a line rate of 625 Hz at 320×64 pixels for a frame rate of 8.7 fps with the Asylum Research Cypher VRS Video-Rate AFM. |
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