Observing the world at the nanometre scale has redefined what researchers can measure, characterise, and understand. Scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) are central to this transformation...
Nanoscale materials and increasingly intricate device architectures are pushing traditional electrical measurement tools, like four-point probe systems, impedance spectroscopy, and macroscale Kelvin probe techniques, beyond the spatial resolution they can reliably achieve...
Molecular interactions govern the success of new medicines and the performance of advanced materials, but capturing them in real time has long been a challenge for researchers...
Public health teams in the Nordic countries are observing a consistent rise in methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a bacterial strain of S.aureus that has acquired resistance to β-lactum antibiotics such as methicillin and oxacillin...
Contaminated surfaces can disrupt processes long before a defect becomes visible. Trace residues interfere with adhesion, weaken coatings, and reduce measurement accuracy...
Nanomechanical testing has become integral to materials research and development (R&D), helping to investigate the mechanical behaviour of materials at the nanoscale...
