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We are excited to announce that we are preparing to join the biggest European microscopy event of the year: European Microscopy Congress 2020, which will take place in Copenhagen from 23rd until 28th of August. 

A new paper was published in the journal Nanoscale Advances by researchers from the centre for materials science and nanotechnology of the University of Oslo. The authors explore optical signatures of single ion tracks in zinc oxide (ZnO) with depth-resolved hyperspectral cathodoluminescence(CL) and photoluminescence(PL) spectroscopy techniques. 

For those who would like to know Delmic better and talk to our experts in person, we are here to tell you about the upcoming events and conferences that Delmic will attend. Our experts are excited and ready to share our latest insights with you soon!

At Delmic we always take a moment to remember and celebrate our achievements, and we are always excited to share them with you. As 2019 is ending, we would like to highlight a few significant points of this year and share our plans and goals for 2020!

A new paper was published in ACS Photonics by researchers from AMOLF and our product manager Toon Coenen. The paper investigates possibilities for studying nitrogen-vacancy(NV) centers in diamonds and NV^- → NV⁰ conversion dynamics with a novel CL technique called ultrafast pump-probe cathodoluminescence spectroscopy. In this technique, a material is studied using a combination of ultrafast electron and light pulses of which the relative arrival time can be tuned with a high degree of accuracy.

This year we have seen a large amount of interest in learning about cathodoluminescence imaging, so Delmic is dedicated to offer you a whole series of webinars about cathodoluminescence in the upcoming year.

A new paper on correlative electron and super-resolution light microscopy has been published in Scientific Reports by scientists from ETH Zurich. The authors present an imaging workflow that allows obtaining correlative super-resolution light and scanning electron microscopy images in an easy and fast way. 

If you always wanted to learn what cathodoluminescence and CL imaging are, our recent webinar Introduction to cathodoluminescence imaging is a perfect way to start. Presented by our application specialist Sangeetha Hari, the webinar describes what cathodoluminescence is, how it is generated and how it can be applied in different fields.

For those of you who wanted to join the upcoming workshop Cathodoluminescence for photovoltaics in Berlin and couldn't, we are excited to announce that you can join a webinar dedicated to the same topic, which will take place on the 28th of November, only one week after the webinar.

Delmic has been growing in 2019 and even more talented people have joined the company. Take a look at the most recent photos of our office and team to see who works at Delmic.