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If you couldn't join our workshop Analytical SEM for Geology in January, which was organised together by Delmic, Bruker, Hitachi and University of Oslo, you ...

While using cathodoluminescence imaging to study various materials can be extremely insightful, the spatial extent of the electron beam interaction with the ...

We are proud to announce that Delmic has obtained funding in the form of a Phase 2  grant of the SME Instrument, a funding instrument of the European ...

A new paper published in Nano Letters by a group of scientists from EMPA, ETH Zurich, University of Tartu and Karolinska Institutet investigates ultrabright ...

We are excited to announce an upcoming workshop in Berlin, which is organised in collaboration with Helmholtz Center Berlin for Materials and Energy.

The summer is coming to its end so we would like to share all the exciting microscopy events we participated in recently. 

We are excited to announce that Delmic has received considerable funding as part of a research consortium, which includes Max Planck Institute (MPI) of ...

In May we organised the first online live demonstration of our cathodoluminescence system, SPARC.

SPARC Spectral is the most flexible and reliable cathodoluminescence system on the market, allowing experimental freedom thanks to its modularity.

A new paper on inversely tapered silicon nano-resonators by researchers from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin and Freie Universität Berlin was recently published ...

We are continuing our educational series of webinars, dedicated to cathodoluminescence technique and its application in different fields.

In May we performed the first online live demonstration of the SPARC cathodoluminescence system. It was a great opportunity for those who wanted to learn more ...