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A new paper on Imaging Electric and Magnetic Modes and Their Hybridization in Single and Dimer AlGaAs Nanoantennas by the researchers from King’s College ...
In the last few years, LEDs (light-emitting diodes) have proved to be the future of the lighting systems, due to their efficiency, brightness, and longer ...
The researchers from the TU Delft, our close collaborator, have used cathodoluminescence lifetime measurements with the SECOM, to shed light on the optical ...
Complete LDOS mapping, in energy, momentum, and real space, can be performed using cathodoluminescence spectroscopy.
A team of researchers from Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) have combined photoluminescence, cathodoluminescence, and high-resolution transmission ...
A new review on cathodoluminescence (CL) has been published in Applied Physics Reviews last month.
A paper recently published in Nanoscale demonstrates a method that uses the SECOM to look at CL emission from Nanoparticles.
To date, the most common applications for the SECOM integrated correlative light-electron microscopy system are in cellular biology and medical research.
A paper recently published in Advanced Materials demonstrates a method for creating extended nanostructures of monocrystalline materials.
In the biological sciences, researchers often rely on the combined data from an electron and fluorescence microscope.
Research on the effect of particle size on luminescence efficiency of doped rare earth oxides has been published in Nanomaterials. This work was conducted by ...
The DELMIC systems have received much attention recently with three publications in high-impact journals.
