Excel On Your EVO

This virtual workshop will cover methods and supporting theory to enable attendees to become more comfortable and competent operating their ZEISS EVO SEMs under varying conditions and sample types. Some prior SEM imaging background will be helpful but not required to attend. It is recommended that attendees secure time on their instruments after the workshop sessions to apply the shared methods on their own challenging samples. Attendees are strongly encouraged to share their images from individual sessions and interact with our Applications team through independent email threads for further optimization.

This is a three-hour online workshop streamed live from the ZEISS EVO 15 SEM (LaB6) located at the  ZEISS Microscopy Customer Center (ZMCC) in Dublin, CA. Through screen-sharing from the instrument and multiple cameras, the complete operation of the instrument will be visible as our SEM Application experts cover a the itinerary of training topics as detailed below.

Who should attend?

• Existing users of ZEISS EVO SEMs (EVO 10/15/25, EVO MA/LS, EVO 40/50/60).
  
• Infrequent SEM users in need of a refresh of theory and techniques related to gun and beam alignment, SE vs BSE detector imaging, sample-beam interaction, high-resolution vs high-throughput imaging techniques, and efficiency gains through customization of SmartSEM 
• Lab managers or technicians looking to improve their own skill level to better support and/or train other users of the instrument.

Learning objectives after completion of this workshop, attendees should:

• Benefit from reproducible results by developing protocols with ideal imaging conditions tailored to your samples.​
• Gain an improved understanding of your sample through the correlative workspace after combining results from multiple sources (e.g. optical images, light microscopy images, and energy dispersive x-ray maps).​
• Share results with a wider audience by exporting acquired data to simplified web browser-based viewer format.​

This is a paid workshop.​
Spots are limited.​

Preview the topics covered below and register for the workshop here.