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We are excited to announce that we are preparing the first webinar dedicated to spectrally and angle-resolved cathodoluminescence, an imaging technique also ...

Cathodoluminescence imaging is a powerful tool for acquiring data from geological samples.

A new study, co-written by scientists from AMOLF and Delmic and published in ACS Photonics, investigates the factors that determine the spatial resolution of ...

If you are working in the field of biology, you probably know the struggle of combining electron microscopy imaging with light microscopy.

A new interesting study on "Merging transformation optics with electron-driven photon sources" was published in Nature Communications.

If you are attending AMAS XV (the Fifteenth Biennial Symposium organized by Australian Microbeam Analysis Society) next week and you are interested in learning ...

We are happy to announce our first webinar in 2019! It will be dedicated to rare-earth-doped materials and possibilities for studying them with ...

We are stepping in 2019 with a lot of plans for the year. At the end of 2018 we were very excited to introduce the webinars again starting with the webinar ...

On 16th and 17th of January the University of Oslo hosted the workshop "Analytical SEM for Geology" organized by Delmic, Hitachi and Bruker.

A new paper on "Energy-Momentum Cathodoluminescence Imaging of Anisotropic Directionality in Elliptical Aluminum Plasmonic Bullseye Antennas" was published in ...

We are starting the year with introducing the new product in the cathodoluminescence detection line: JOLT.

The holidays and the end of the year are just around the corner, so we would like to share with you the results of this year!