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Presented our recent research at Coordinating Panel for Advanced Detectors Workshop (CPAD 2024) titled "Surface Plasmon enhanced piezoelectric voltage metal/ZnO thin film devices for UV photon detection" https://lnkd.in/gmZaKzek

This computed tomography video shows the percolative network of a MXene-vitrimer nanocomposite. These materials offer multifunctional properties for advanced smart materials, including photo-thermal repairability, mechanical reinforcement, and conductivity. Learn more in the article: https://ow.ly/JiM750Utawj

Looking for Fine Detail in Plasma Sheath? Check Out the Latest in Ansys Charge Plus! The latest update to #Ansys Charge Plus introduces the adaptive mesh group feature, allowing users to see #plasma sheath in very fine detail. This innovation supports the #PECVD workflow, particularly in the particle-in-cell and fluid solvers. Users can now define a very thin mesh near the boundaries of the problem space, a critical advancement for calculating #electromagnetic fields and the distribution of particles within the chamber. “This feature lets you select specific surfaces to create a mesh with a specific set of layers. The solver automatically calculates the mesh, saving you time and effort,” explains EMA PhD Senior Scientist Kevin-Druis Merenda. Want to learn more? Join us for the webinar “Ansys Charge Plus 2024 R1: What’s New” on April 23rd to explore this feature and more updates. Don't miss out! Register: https://ansys.me/3xzSvt3 #EMA #ChargePlus #simulation

Application note for the Fischione Instruments Model 1080 PicoMill® TEM specimen preparation system: Ex situ lift-out specimen thinning, Ar ion milling of specimens on carbon support grids - https://lnkd.in/etH4P54B The PicoMill system's scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) detector images of EXLO specimens from a 20 nm NAND solid-state drive device. Before (first row, left) and after (first row, right) concentrated Ar ion beam milling images show an intact specimen while parts of the perforated carbon support were milled off. Bright-field TEM imaging before (second row, left) and after (second row, right) Ar ion milling reveals a reduction of curtaining (blue arrows) and removal of sputtered material (yellow arrows). Find out more about the Fischione Instruments products and our other Electron Microscopy product lines - https://lnkd.in/g8MjTp8u #TEM #SamplePrep #IonMilling #STEM #Imaging #ElectronMicroscopy #ArIonMilling

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P-545 Nanopsitioning Stage Applied in Single-Particle Tracking with 1D Photonic Crystal. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gdA3HUEM 

Do you have problems with "stray light" in your spectroscopy? Shimadzu Diffraction Gratings can provide a solution to such problems. In general, stray light is unwanted light for spectroscopy and it can hinders the performance of optical systems. Stray light can also be generated by Diffraction Gratings due to the periodic error of the grating grooves. Shimadzu is the first company to establish the technology for manufacturing Blazed Holographic Diffraction Gratings, which ensure “Low Stray Light” compared to conventional ruled gratings without any reduction in diffraction efficiency. With this sophisticated technology, Shimadzu has also developed outstanding Low Stray Light Diffraction Gratings, "Lo-Ray-Ligh®" Series. Shimadzu “Low Stray Light” Diffraction Gratings contribute to high-precision spectroscopy. Click on the link below to see a case study solved by Shimadzu Diffraction Gratings. 👉 https://buff.ly/3QmYbwY #spectroscopy #diffractiongrating #opticaldevices #opticalcomponents #Shimadzu

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⚡ Exciting News from GP Plasma! 🌟 We're thrilled to announce our collaboration with Arizona Thin Film Research to push the boundaries in thin film technology. This partnership allows us to combine our expertise in custom vacuum deposition systems with cutting-edge magnetic field optimization of deposition sources, driving innovation in materials science. Whether you're looking to enhance product performance, explore new material applications, improve deposition uniformity or scale up your R&D, GP Plasma is here to help you achieve your goals. Let's innovate together! Learn more about our collaboration project where AZTFR helped us reduce deposition uniformity on a roll to roll polymer web coater from +/- 13% to less than +/-5% 👉 https://lnkd.in/e_4cwBu9 Contact GP Plasma: https://lnkd.in/d4SFhyp #ThinFilmTechnology #Innovation #VacuumDeposition #ResearchAndDevelopment #MaterialsScience #GPPlasma

New paper from #SIRIUSBeamline at Synchrotron SOLEIL using the capabilities of the beamline for #GIWAXS measurement looking at thermal annealing (TA) of solution-sheared thin films of the semiconducting polymer PDPP4T. It improves the film stability by increasing their resistance to solvent dissolution, as shown using techniques like GIWAXS, AFM, and UV-vis-NIR spectrocopies. Annealed films maintain their thickness and electrical performance after solvent exposure, offering promising applications for multi-layer polymer devices. Users from Technische Universität Dresden: Impact of Thermal Annealing on the Dissolution of Semiconducting Polymer Thin Films Shaoling Bai, Katherina Haase, Jonathan Perez Andrade, Mike Hambsch, Felix Talnack, Vojtěch Millek, Anupam Prasoon, Jinxin Liu, Kerstin Arnhold, Susanne Boye, Xinliang Feng, Stefan Mannsfeld Adv. Electron. Mater. 2024, 10, 2300801 DOI: 10.1002/aelm.202300801 https://lnkd.in/eNqEKz_6