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Lunch & Learn with Power Users of X-ray Microscopes
Users of X-ray Microscopes (XRM) will present various applications and the added value of such systems for research facilities across different fields. ZEISS uniquely enables XRM in the laboratory and unlocks new imaging capabilities through its patented technologies. Taking advantage of the broad portfolio of ZEISS Microscopy, it is now possible to run correlative microscopy experiments through true multi-scale and multi-modal imaging, thanks to suitable and specifically designed correlative platforms.
Together with our experienced XRM users, we are launching a series of 4 short talks to provide insights on:
- Non-destructive characterization of material with 3D high-resolution XRM
- Multi-scale characterization of Li-ion batteries and fuel cells at the Electrochemical Innovation Lab (UCL)
- In-situ XRM imaging of microstructural changes in Riodacite/Smectite by flooding of water
- XRM as an important tool for natural history museums
Sessions open for registration
Non-destructive characterization of materials
3D high-resolution XRM
Tuesday
Group Leader, X-ray Imaging Group within the Chair of Microstructured Material Design at Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
Key Learnings
- Learn the technology behind the imaging characteristics of the Ultra 810
- Understand the benefits of phase-contrast imaging for characterization of biomaterials
- Review examples of images obtained for morphological characterization
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Multi-scale characterisation of Li-ion batteries and fuel cells
Electrochemical Innovation Lab (UCL)
Thursday
Experimental Manager in the EIL X-ray Facility, part of the Department of Chemical Engineering at UCL
Key Learnings
- Multi-scale analysis coupling microscale and nanoscale X-ray microscopy
- How ZEISS XRM can provide non destructive characterization across multiple length scale for a better understanding of the mechanisms behind battery and fuel cells degradation
- Sample preparation methods and imaging techniques for multiscale characterization
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Imaging of microstructural changes in Riodacite/Smectite by flooding of water
In-situ XRM
Tuesday
Head of the Atomic Force and Microtomography Facility, Universidad de Granada
Key Learnings
- The analysis of the problems presented in the archaeological sites
- How XRM helped to characterize the hydromechanical behavior of Riodacite/Smectite
- Experimental methods for the identification of heterogeneous changes in the microstructure of the sample over time
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XRM as an important tool for natural history museums
Tuesday
Imaging specialist at the Natural History Museum’s (NHM)
Key Learnings
- The value of X-ray Microscopy for natural history research
- The value of XRM to help digitizing a collection, to allow for more collaborative research
- How good sample preparation make imaging of biological samples possible