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X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) is the most widely used and important method for chemical analysis of surfaces. The technique is surface sensitive, the information depth for standard Al X-ray excitation being 5 – 10 nm.

In this interview, Wen Hwa Lee, CEO, and Chief Scientist at Action Against Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AAAMD), offers an enlightening perspective on merging AI with ophthalmology to forge new paths in healthcare and drug discovery.

Aristotle’s postulate that “nature abhors a vacuum” could be used to explain why X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) has not found routine application in the analysis of biological samples.

In recent years, the fastest growing segment of the electron microscopy market has been Table-top SEMs. As these tools continue to gain wide acceptance, users are often required to image non-conductive samples.

This article outlines the use of Deep UV resonant Raman spectroscopy to analyze molecular compounds with high specificity.

Every new generation of electronic products integrates smaller dimensions with advanced technical abilities. This results in unavoidable heat generation because the electrical resistance of the products is focused on smaller and smaller areas. If heat is not efficiently managed, these spots can become increasingly hot. Heat dissipation materials that were formerly used, such as metals like copper combined with a smart airflow or even water-cooling systems, are not as easily applied because of ...