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New and powerful contenders in the femtosecond oscillator market weblink
Few-cycle, short-pulse, optimised for maximum output power and pulse energy
Personal Radiation Detector with Neutron Detection Capability weblink
FLIR Systems announces the FLIR identiFINDER® R200-GN spectroscopic personal radiation detector (SPRD), the latest addition to its industry-leading identiFINDER R200-Series handheld radiation security solutions.
Method to Quantify Local Force Distribution within Biomolecular Systems video weblink
The journal Nano Letters has recently published the article “Quantifying Local Molecular Tension Using Intercalated DNA Fluorescence”. We would like to congratulate all the authors!
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HÜBNER Photonics to distribute ALS products in D/A/CH and Nordics
HÜBNER Photonics, a division of the HÜBNER Group, is pleased to be appointed by Azur Light Systems (ALS) of France to distribute their products in Germany, Austria and Switzerland (D/A/CH) as well as the Nordics from June 1st 2017
New and powerful contenders in the femtosecond oscillator market weblink
Few-cycle, short-pulse, optimised for maximum output power and pulse energy
Personal Radiation Detector with Neutron Detection Capability weblink
FLIR Systems announces the FLIR identiFINDER® R200-GN spectroscopic personal radiation detector (SPRD), the latest addition to its industry-leading identiFINDER R200-Series handheld radiation security solutions.
Method to Quantify Local Force Distribution within Biomolecular Systems video weblink
The journal Nano Letters has recently published the article “Quantifying Local Molecular Tension Using Intercalated DNA Fluorescence”. We would like to congratulate all the authors!
Guide to Trace Explosives Detector Selection weblink
FLIR Systems has announced a new guidebook for CBRNE professionals entitled ‘10 Things You Need to Know About Handheld Explosives Trace Detectors’.
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Lake Shore Cryotronics
Learn about the MeasureReady™ 155 Precision I/V Source. As easy to use as a smartphone, it offers premium performance for researchers requiring a precise, low-noise source of current or voltage in the lab, and provides a solid foundation for users performing I-V curve, Hall effect, resistance, and other material measurements.
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Electronic Speckle Pattern Interferometry for Layer Measurement of Racing Tyres weblink
Motorsport tyres are the only link between the power generated by the engine and the road surface. Maximising their performance in terms of grip and wear is crucial to the success of racing teams.
Learn more about Hall effect measurements of low-mobility materials weblink
The traditional DC field Hall measurement methodology, while sufficient for studying a wide range of materials, is limited to measuring Hall mobilities down to about 1 cm2/V s—making it impossible to measure materials that are characterized by very low mobilities.
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Amptek Inc.
AMPTEK is the world leader in supplying low-cost, easy-to-use, thermoelectrically cooled X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Detectors and Electronics.
The Super SDD, Si-PIN, and CdTe detectors, with their Preamplifiers and Digital Pulse Processors (DPP), are ideal for OEMs developing table-top or hand-held XRF analyzers and for laboratory and field use. The XR-100SDD detector system and X-123SDD complete handheld spectrometer have 125eV resolution @ 5.9 keV, 11.2 µs Peaking Time, 82000 P/B, and 100,000 CPS.OEMs have made Amptek their #1 choice.
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