WEBINARS
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Sep/2025
11/09/2025 | 11:00
Remote plasma sputtering- a novel PVD method
One of the unique selling points of Korvus Technology’s “HEX Series” of PVD systems is that customers can integrate any third-party components on standard vacuum flanges at any point after initial purchase of the system.
Korvus Technology are excited to announce a joint webinar and partnership with fellow-UK company Plasma Quest Ltd, who have pioneered a new way of sputtering to make thin film coatings. Conventional magnetron sputtering generates a plasma at the sputter target, whereas Plasma Quest’s technology generates a remote plasma independent from the sputter target in an ICP (inductively coupled plasma) source. This comes with a few advantages:
1) Target utilisation of 90% versus 40% with magnetron sputtering (this is where the name HiTUS- High Target Utilisation Sputtering- comes from.)
2) Independent control of both plasma ion density and ion energy. This allows for high deposition rates and an ionised PVD process while maintaining low ion-energy for deposition on sensitive substrates. The reverse is also possible- low deposition rates for ultrathin films with high ion-energy for dense and adherent coatings.
Applications include:- Stress-sensitive coatings
Energy-sensitive substrates (2D materials, polymers, perovskites)
Precious metal films
Conformal coatings (i.e. trenches or vias)
Reactive sputtering processes and optical coatings
Micron-thickness magnetic coatings
Schedule:
Thu, Sep 11, 2025 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM BST
15:00-15:10: Korvus Technology’s discussion conventional magnetron sputtering, as well as some other sputtering methods.
15:10-15:40: Plasma Quest’s discussion on their HiTUS remote plasma sputtering technology
15:40-15:50: Integration of the HiTUS source into the modular HEX platform
15:50-16:00: Q&A Session
All registered parties will receive a link to access the recording of this webinar after September 11th. Informações: https://korvustech.com/remote-plasma-sputtering-a-novel-pvd-method/ - Stress-sensitive coatings
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Aug/2025
12/08/2025 | 12:00
One for All: Spinsolve NMR with Unlimited Nuclei and Variable Temperature Right on Your Bench
High-resolution Benchtop NMR spectrometers are now well established as analytical instrumentation for research and education and gaining acceptance in industry for R&D and manufacturing. Magritek continues improving performance, capabilities and widening the range of applications for the Spinsolve NMR product with the introduction of adjustable temperature option, unlimited nuclei selection, and higher magnet strengths. These plug-and-play capabilities allow the scientists and engineers to extend the range of chemical analysis, processes understanding and monitoring, bringing the Spinsolve closer to a robust PAT tool.
This webinar will present and discuss the latest developments in benchtop NMR technology incorporated into the Spinsolve with practical -real world- examples including optimization with flow reactors or monitoring heterogeneous and biphasic reactions with multinuclear analysis at elevated temperature.
Key Learning Objectives:- Learn about advancements in Benchtop NMR, including temperature control and unlimited nuclei.
Discover practical applications such as flow reactor optimization and reaction monitoring.
Understand how Spinsolve NMR can serve as a PAT tool for chemical analysis.
- Synthetic chemists
Organic chemists
Chemical engineers
Process chemists
Chemistry educators
- Learn about advancements in Benchtop NMR, including temperature control and unlimited nuclei.
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Jul/2025
02/07/2025 | 11:00
Webinar - An Introduction to the TeslatronPT Plus: Low-Temperature Measurement Made Simple
Advancing experimental research in quantum materials, superconductivity, and low-temperature transport requires more than just reaching extreme conditions - it demands a stable measurement environment, high signal integrity, and efficient experimental workflows.
In this technical webinar, we will introduce the TeslatronPT Plus, Oxford Instruments NanoScience’s measurement solution, launched earlier this year. Designed with an open architecture, the system enables reduced time-to-measurement, enhanced usability, and high data confidence. As part of the webinar, we’ll highlight the system’s integration with the Lake Shore M81 synchronous source measure system and the M91 FastHall Measurement Controller, forming a fully pre-validated signal chain optimized for electrical transport measurements at low-temperatures and high magnetic fields.
Our experts will walk through an overview of the TeslatronPT Plus system including research applications. In addition, the webinar will cover:- The TeslatronPT Plus optimized signal chain and modular hardware
End-to-end software suite for managing experiments, from system control to data interpretation
Real-world electrical transport measurement examples
A Lake Shore M81 and M91 systems overview
- The TeslatronPT Plus optimized signal chain and modular hardware
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Mar/2025
20/03/2025 | 12:00
Webinar: New Developments of the HEX Series- HEX-L Dual Cluster, HEX-XL and Custom Third-Party Systems
Korvus Technology manufactures highly modular thin film deposition systems. The company’s HEX series offers an unmatched level of user control and customization, designed to incorporate the latest thin film technologies and performance into single chamber and cluster systems.
The HEX Series’ modularity facilitates fast-moving research and development- this webinar will be outlining the core features of the HEX Series as well as exploring new developments which have been thought out, tested and finally built over the past few months.
This webinar will be of interest to PVD users, potential customers and existing customers, because all future upgrades can easily be fitted to existing HEX systems, no matter how old.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
-3 and 4 inch diameter magnetron sputtering sources
-Larger “HEX-XL” system capable of fitting up to 12″ diameter wafers
-The new HEX-L Dual Cluster with a loading arm for in-vacuum transfer between the two chambers
-Stacked HEX Series, and its use in lift-off deposition
-New "Mini HEX" Coater
-Our new PLC software platform
-Custom systems which have been built using third-party components, such as Telemark High Power Ebeams, Langmuir Probes, Nanoparticle Sources and Ion Gun Etchers Informações: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/1900808655892564056 -
Mar/2025
13/03/2025 | 11:00
Webinar|Lake Shore |How to Measure High Resistance
About this event
Join us for another informative webinar. In this session, we will focus on the best practices for taking high resistance measurements. Presented by Noah Faust, Lake Shore Cryotronics Electrical Development Engineer, this comprehensive webinar is designed for beginners and those with an intermediate knowledge of measuring high resistance.
In this webinar, we will:- Show a demonstration of measuring high resistance
Discuss techniques and best practices for high resistance measurements
Talk about parasitic capacitance and leakage
- Show a demonstration of measuring high resistance
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Feb/2025
20/02/2025 | 15:00
Webinar|Magritek|Phosphoramidite Analysis with Benchtop NMR
Overview
Join us in this webinar to learn more about how the Spinsolve benchtop NMR can be implemented in the analysis of phosphoramidites through 1D and 2D NMR techniques during the oligonucleotide synthesis process.
Content
Phosphoramidites serve as building blocks for oligonucleotide synthesis, which have been in increasing demand with many important applications in biotechnology research ranging from diseases diagnosis to therapeutic agents. High-resolution benchtop NMR with the capability of multinuclear analysis enables the structure characterization of newly synthesized phosphoramidites in R&D settings. Moving along the process of oligonucleotide manufacturing, the Spinsolve benchtop NMR spectrometers can be utilized in raw material screening with data for identification and quantitation.
By registering, you will be able to attend the live event or access the content later on demand.
See you there! Informações: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/a68ed25a-ba37-4dfd-aa06-d11a8b37ae97@de54cfc6-5a9d-4fa6-972a-d75e3532112c -
Jan/2025
22/01/2025 | 12:00
Webinar: New Developments of the HEX Series- HEX-L Dual Cluster, HEX-XL and Custom Third-Party Systems
Korvus Technology manufactures highly modular thin film deposition systems. The company’s HEX series offers an unmatched level of user control and customization, designed to incorporate the latest thin film technologies and performance into single chamber and cluster systems.
The HEX Series’ modularity facilitates fast-moving research and development- this webinar will be outlining the core features of the HEX Series as well as exploring new developments which have been thought out, tested and finally built over the past few months.
This webinar will be of interest to PVD users, potential customers and existing customers, because all future upgrades can easily be fitted to existing HEX systems, no matter how old.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
-3 and 4 inch diameter magnetron sputtering sources
-Larger “HEX-XL” system capable of fitting up to 12″ diameter wafers
-The new HEX-L Dual Cluster with a loading arm for in-vacuum transfer between the two chambers
-Stacked HEX Series, and its use in lift-off deposition
-New “Mini HEX” Coater
-Custom systems which have been built using third-party components, such as Telemark High Power Ebeams, Langmuir Probes, Nanoparticle Sources and Ion Gun Etchers Informações: https://bit.ly/3X9UxJB - Jan/2025 15/01/2025 | 12:00 Webinar: Nanoparticle Sources in PVD Systems- Theris Nanotechnology and Korvus Technology Crossover Webinar Korvus Technology manufactures highly modular thin film deposition systems. The company’s HEX series offers an unmatched level of user control and customization, designed to incorporate the latest thin film technologies and performance into single chamber and cluster systems. Informações: https://bit.ly/3AOYAUe
- Oct/2024 29/10/2024 | 12:00 Webinar: PVD and Plasma Diagnostics in the Semiconductor Industry- Korvus Technology/ Impedans Crossover Webinar Korvus Technology manufactures highly modular thin film deposition systems. The company’s HEX series offers an unmatched level of user control and customization, designed to incorporate the latest thin film technologies and performance into single chamber and cluster systems. Informações: https://bit.ly/3Mw0Fab
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Sep/2024
26/09/2024 | 11:00
Webinar - How to Select a Lock-in Amplifier
About this event
Join us for an informative webinar where we will delve into the world of lock-in amplifiers, focusing on how to select the right one and what key specifications to consider. Presented by Nadia Dugan, Lake Shore's Product Marketer, this session is designed for beginners and those with intermediate knowledge of lock-in amplifiers.
In this webinar, we will:- Cover the importance of choosing the right lock-in
Dive into the various types of lock-in amplifiers available
Discuss practical insights into lock-in noise calculations
Examine the impact of cable capacitance, device resistance, and frequency on lock-in measurements
- Cover the importance of choosing the right lock-in
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Aug/2024
22/08/2024 | 11:00
Webinar - How to Choose a Lab Cryostat and Deal with Helium Supply Issues
Choosing the right cryostat can be a challenge, particularly when considering your long-term needs and budgetary requirements. This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the key factors to consider when evaluating cryostats for a research lab, including:
• Temperature stability and range, including the need for high temperature
• Types of cooling mechanisms, and their advantages and drawbacks
• Sample considerations, including the environment and vibration sensitivity
• Application and measurement requirements, such as those needed for photoluminescence or FTIR spectroscopy
We will also discuss initial purchase and operating costs, especially those relating to the availability of liquid helium, and whether a cryogen-free solution would better serve your cooling needs. Informações: https://events.bizzabo.com/627486?utm_campaign=Cryostats&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9fCHhrtiOvLoSIJkL_X_UDFg8RB3hN2IZFEQ_SkliRj30ncErS894_W2IgVT9rZINFql25U-AH3A12WP4v_iMlT821Lg&_hsmi=320137474&utm_content=320138656&utm_source=hs_email -
Aug/2024
14/08/2024 | 14:00
Webinar: Spinsolve User's Workshop 2024
Join the Spinsolve users community to hear and learn more about experiences from our well-diverse and expert panelists:
- Ciarán C. Lynch, Ph.D. | Merck
- Brent Friesen, Ph.D. | Dominican University
- Tristan Maschmeyer-Tombs, Ph.D. | Genentech, Inc
- Thomas Theis, Ph.D. | NC State University
By registering, you will be able to attend the live event or access the content later on demand.
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Jun/2024
04/06/2024 | 12:00
Webinar: Latest Developments of the HEX Series
Korvus Technology manufactures highly modular thin film deposition systems. The company’s HEX series offers an unmatched level of user control and customization, designed to incorporate the latest thin film technologies and performance into single chamber and cluster systems.
The HEX Series’ modularity facilitates fast-moving research and development- this webinar will be outlining the core features of the HEX Series as well as exploring the new developments which are on the horizon.
This webinar will be of interest to PVD users, potential customers and existing customers, because all future upgrades can easily be fitted to existing HEX systems, no matter how old.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
-3 inch diameter magnetron sputtering sources
-Larger “HEX-XL” system capable of fitting 8″ diameter wafers
-Cluster system designs
-Stacked HEX Series
-New Glovebox Integration Techniques Informações: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/73274093113595742 -
May/2024
15/05/2024 | 05:00
Quantum Design's FusionScope Webinar and Live Demo
- Unveiling Unique Capabilities: Discover how the FusionScope empowers researchers with its cutting-edge technology, facilitating the execution of novel experiments with unprecedented precision and efficiency.
- Live Measurements of Nanoparticles: Witness live demonstrations of nanoparticle measurements using the FusionScope, showcasing its ability to capture high-resolution data in real-time.
- Correlative AFM and SEM Data Acquisition: Experience firsthand how seamless it is to obtain correlative Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) data using our intuitive platform.
- Interactive Q&A Session: Engage with our experts during the interactive Q&A session, where you can pose questions and gain deeper insights into the capabilities and functionalities of the FusionScope.
- Upcoming Add-ons and Enhancements: Get a sneak peek into the future of microscopy with a preview of upcoming add-ons, including Kleindiek Nanomanipulators and the possibility to integrate Energy-Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy (EDS) functionality into the FusionScope. Informações: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4343197811445056088 -
Dec/2023
05/12/2023 | 13:00
Webinar: The HEX series - compact, highly modular PVD and Cluster systems
In this webinar we will cover the following topics:
1. Introduction to Korvus Technology
2. Comparison versus traditional PVD systems
3. System design
4. HEX, HEX-L and HEX-L Cluster Systems
5. Configurations
6. Sample tables
7. Sources
8. Third party add ons (Langmuir Probe & HIPIMs)
9. Accessories
10. Key users
11. Q&A session with our product expert.
A recording of the webinar will be sent to each attendee. Remember, if you have any additional questions, reach out to us. Informações: https://bit.ly/3YWHJ9T -
Nov/2023
11/11/2023 | 15:00
Webinar: Practical Considerations for Reliable Characterization of Electrical Devices
About
Various steps go into accurately characterizing new devices, especially when measuring electrical signals, voltage, and current.
This webinar will cover these steps, discussing what’s necessary to ensure high-quality and repeatable measurements — particularly when characterizing at cryogenic temperatures.
Lake Shore's Jason Chonko, the webinar's presenter, will discuss ways to:
> Reduce the impact of noise, self-heating, and other parasitic
> Simplify connections to the device under test, including ground connections
> Ensure simultaneous measurements when testing multiple samples
> Minimize ground loops and crosstalk on instrument cabling
By attending this webinar, you will learn:
> The importance of when to use shielding and guarding on fixturing and cabling
> How to identify and deal with common sources of environmental noise
> Single-ended vs. differential measurement techniques
> How to choose between a voltage or current source depending on the resistance of the device measured
> A new approach to performing DC and lock-in measurements Informações: https://www.bigmarker.com/azonetwork/Practical-Considerations-for-Reliable-Characterization-of-Electrical-Devices?bmid=ac0647fafa70&bmid_type=member -
Oct/2023
24/10/2023 | 12:00
Webinar: Sputtering in PVD
Sputter deposition is a physical vapour deposition (PVD) method of depositing thin films by sputtering material from a 'target', then depositing it onto a 'substrate'. Magnetron sputtering applies a magnetic field around the target in order to energize argon atoms for bombarding the target.
The Fission magnetron sputtering source enables rapid, contaminant-free deposition of metal or dielectric films in the HEX modular deposition system. Water-cooling and gas connections are made using quick-release connectors, removing the need for specialist tools to dismount the source and eliminating the hazard and inconvenience of draining coolant-water each time the source is removed from the chamber. Source mounting is also efficient and simple, without the need for specialist tools.
The Fission source can be operated in DC mode for conducting materials and RF mode for insulating materials. Gas introduction is through the gas hood, allowing a higher partial pressure to be achieved near the target surface and thereby reducing the overall chamber pressure required during deposition. The source can be equipped with manual or motor-driven shutters and can be controlled using our PC automation option.
Reactive sputtering can be enabled either by introducing additional gases directly with the sputtering gas or with a separate gas feed in the chamber. Magnetic materials can be sputtered using an optional strong magnet set which allows targets up to 1mm thick to be sputtered. The Fission source can be used to sputter all (solid) metals, insulators and semiconductors. Multiple sources may be used in one system in order to grow multilayer or composite material films. Informações: https://bit.ly/45Sw1zv -
Sep/2023
12/09/2023 | 12:00
Webinar HEX Online User Meeting
Join the Korvus team and an invited speaker to learn the key fundamentals of the HEX. The meeting will consist of one training presentation from Korvus and a presentation from a user on their application and experiences, which will be followed by a detailed Q&A session. This meeting is not just for HEX users, but for the users of other PVD systems and those generally interested in the technique. Informações: https://bit.ly/3l7dJc4 -
Jul/2023
25/07/2023 | 14:00
Webinar: Spinsolve User's Virtual Workshop
We are pleased to invite you to our free and virtual 2023 Spinsolve User's Workshop. Don't miss this chance to learn and hear more about the experiences from other Spinsolve users and to learn from their practice. By registering, you will be able to attend the live event or access the content later on demand.
Topics include benchtop NMR applications in pharma, food research, and education. You can explore the program, abstracts and presenters' biographies following the link below.
Feel free to share this invitation with your colleagues and do not hesitate to contact Anh (anh@magritek.com) or Hector (hector@magritek.com) in case of any questions or to suggest new topics for the next event.
We look forward to seeing you during this workshop! Informações: https://bit.ly/3XV5mPN -
Jul/2023
20/07/2023 | 13:00
Webinar - Practical Considerations for Reliable Characterization of Electrical Devices
Various steps go into accurately characterizing new devices, especially when measuring electrical signals, voltage, and current. This webinar will cover the steps necessary to ensure high-quality and repeatable measurements – particularly when characterizing at cryogenic temperatures – including how to:
• Reduce the impact of noise, self-heating, and other parasitics
• Simplify connections to the device under test, including ground connections
• Ensure simultaneous measurements when testing multiple samples
• Minimize ground loops and crosstalk on instrument cabling Informações: https://bit.ly/42R4iNB - May/2023 16/05/2023 | 12:00 Webinar Physics of Thin-film Deposition Thin-film coating processes are ubiquitous across the scientific world. They have historically been used to design optical cavities, coatings for SEM and give materials useful cosmetic or practical properties. More recently, they are gaining ground in the world of solid state batteries and thin-film perovskite solar cells. Join us for an overview of thin-film deposition techniques, including PVD, CVD, roll-to-roll coating and much more. Informações: https://bit.ly/3T2GuTP
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Apr/2023
26/04/2023 | 11:00
Webinar Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) in Solid-State Battery Development – A Novel and Cost-Effective Approach
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) is a method widely used across industry to deposit a very thin layer of a material on a surface to alter its properties. The technique has been utilized in various areas of battery research, including solid-state batteries.
A key challenge with solid state batteries is the high impedance at the interface between the cathode and the electrolyte. PVD is ideally suited to develop model systems to study and look to improve this problem.
PVD also allows high throughput screening of different materials to accelerate new composition developments with enhanced electrochemical properties.
The HEX series of PVD instruments has some key benefits for battery research. It is a cost-effective solution that is mounted below an existing glovebox, allowing continued use of the glovebox for other purposes and easy access to the vacuum chamber for modification and cleaning. The highly modular nature allows configuration changes without specialist tools, enabling changes in research direction without additional costs.
This webinar will focus on the following key topics:
• PVD techniques are a valuable tool in a wide spectrum of battery research
• Develop model systems to study interfacial phenomena
• High throughput screening of different materials to accelerate new composition developments with enhanced electrochemical properties
• Introduction to the HEX series of PVD instrument and its unique advantages for research
A PDF copy of the presentation will be sent to all attendees after the event.
Presenter
Dr. Jessica Stoner – Product Manager
Jess is the Product Manager for the HEX series at Korvus Technology. She manages all technical aspects of the HEX both behind the scenes and in direct contact with users new and old. Before joining Korvus in 2021, she worked as a researcher at the Materials Innovation Factory at the University of Liverpool.
Korvus Technology is a proud sponsor of this event. Informações: https://bit.ly/3EFCtyu -
Mar/2023
30/03/2023 | 13:00
Webinar CSI - Give your AFM a second life you didn't expect!
See in real time how your old Multimode AFM or Agilent/Keysight AFM will turn into more powerful and easy-to-use tools with new functionalities and unique options.
Learn in this webinar:
•Advantages of Galaxy Dual Controller
-Getting an AFM image with the best adjustment of parameters in 3 clicks
-Full automatic approach
-Autogain and preset setpoint
-Work under Win10 or Win 11
-New guaranty on your configuration
•New advanced modes : Concept and examples
- HD-KFM mode
- ResiScope mode
- Soft Intermittent Contact mode
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Nov/2022
17/11/2022 | 15:00
Webinar - Magritek - Finding Needles in a Haystack: Analyzing Signals of Small Molecules in Complex Mixtures
Recent developments of benchtop NMR spectrometers have widened the range and scope of applications and uses for the instruments. This includes the use of solvent suppression techniques to analyze samples in protonated solvents, with samples either from production plants, or biological systems for metabolomic analysis. While solvent suppression methods often deliver good results on high-field NMR spectrometers, achieving an effective solvent suppression on benchtop NMR spectrometers is more challenging and requires a superior level of magnet homogeneity.
Join us in this webinar to discuss the newly implemented solvent suppression methods on the Spinsolve ULTRA benchtop NMR spectrometers with examples ranging from process monitoring to metabolomic analysis of biological samples. Informações: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8970805846386840077 -
Nov/2022
17/11/2022 | 06:00
Webinar - Introducing neaSCOPE
neaspec neaSNOM have become a Swiss knife of optical surface analysis over the last decade, providing breakthrough technologies, unprecedented application potential, reliability, ease-of-use, and remarkable scientific impact for its users.
In this live event, we introduce the neaSCOPE – the neaSNOM successor that provides:
- maximum correlative nanoscopy options for all-around sample surface characterization,
- enhanced usability for simplified operation in shared user facilities and R&D labs,
- software developer kit for maximum flexibility and expert users.
neaSCOPE incorporates the largest number of technologies for nanoscale optical analysis, such as AFM-IR, nano-FTIR, s-SNOM, Raman, Photoluminescence, etc. at room and even extreme cryogenic temperatures.
Target audience: expert, new and future users of neaspec microscopes.
Hosts: Dr. Alexander Govyadinov (Product Manager) & Dr. Sergiu Amarie (Application Engineer). Informações: https://www.neaspec.com/education/webinars/introducing-neascope/?cn-reloaded=1 -
Nov/2021
17/11/2021 - 00/00/0000 | 15:00
Webinar - Newer Trends in Correlative Microscopy Thru in-situ AFM Characterization in SEM and Live Demonstration
Combining different analytical methods into one instrument is of great importance for the simultaneous acquisition of complementary information. For example, the ability to probe mechanical, electrical, magnetic, chemical, and nano mechanical properties on the nanoscale represents a key success factor for gaining new insights in the micro and nano world.
In this webinar, we present a unique AFM – the AFSEM – designed for seamless integration into scanning electron microscopes (SEM) or dual beam systems. It allows for a direct in-situ combination of these complementary techniques due to the simultaneous operation of SEM and AFM inside the vacuum chamber. Therefore, SEM imaging, chemical or crystallographic information by EDX and EBSD, real 3D topography, phase information, mechanical, electrical, magnetic and thermal properties by AFM can be combined in an easy and interactive way.
Furthermore, due to the open design it can be combined with additional add-ons, e.g., tensile stages, nano-indentors or nano-manipulators. As examples of the broad variety of applications in material characterization, we will demonstrate in-situ electrical and magnetic characterization of nanostructures by combining SEM and AFM measurements.
Webinar will conducted in two sections. The initial talk would be followed by a Live-Demo of the AFSEM system. We will show you how easily a measurement is carried out and correlative data is obtained. We will demonstrate both a topography measurement on a free-standing graphene membrane and MFM measurement on a multilayer Pt/Co-sample. Furthermore, we will focus on the mount and demount of the system, the localization of the region of interest, and the typical workflow when working with the AFSEM. Informações: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4813483102646909965 -
Nov/2021
08/11/2021 - 12/11/2021 | 08:00
Webinar - XX Medical Physics Week - Ribeirão Preto (SFM 2021)
The Medical Physics Week is a traditional event of the Medical Physics course offered by the University of São Paulo (USP) of the Ribeirão Preto campus and has been held since 2002.
This event is divided into expository lectures, mini courses, round tables and work presentations.
The event in question always took its face-to-face format at the teaching unit in the Physics Department. However, due to the delicate moment of pandemic caused by the
virus from COVID-19, this year it will be carried out online through the digital channels of transmissions, such as the official page of the event on Facebook and its own channel on Youtube. -
Oct/2021
26/10/2021 | 14:00
Webinar - Tools for Teaching Quantum Phenomena for Quantum Workforce Development at the Undergraduate and Graduate Level
The Quantum Entanglement Demonstrator (quED) and available add-on modules are designed for educational purposes, fit on any lab desk and can be set up in minutes to demonstrate quantum phenomena including the Bell’s test, wave particle duality, quantum randomness, quantum cryptography protocols and more. It includes a source of indistinguishable photon pairs or heralded single photons, detectors, and counting electronics in a robust low footprint package. The system comes with manual or motorized variants. Data can be accessed through a USB port or plotted directly on a screen so that both quick demonstrations or a step by step building up of experimental concepts can be carried out. An overview of the quNV quantum sensing kit will also be provided.
Learning Outcomes:- quED Entanglement Demonstrator
Quantenkoffer: quantum physics suitcase
quNV: nitrogen vacancy centers
quantum Workforce Development Teaching Tools
quantum Information Science concepts
quantum Communication concepts
quantum physics concepts
quantum Sensing concepts
- Faculty, Teaching staff, Researchers, Educators, Undergraduate and Graduate Laboratory Managers
Quantum Information Science, Quantum Crypography, Quantum Sensing, Quantum Optics, Quantum Science
- quED Entanglement Demonstrator
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Oct/2021
14/10/2021 | 05:00
Webinar - Live DEMO: Smart Interactive User Experience
Neaspec microscopes are widely used by top institutions worldwide independent of research focus i.e. biology, polymers or material science. One reason for this broad acceptance is the user experience UX of our software neaSCAN. In this online demonstration, we will introduce a new UX feature that allows us to equip even a broader range of laboratories, i.e. university labs, user facilities and industry R&D labs.
The new UX feature allows you to:- Speed-up your first-use with video examples and recommended parameters,
Perform complex measurements even by new users following guided instructions,
Relay on automatic detection of errors and assists you with interactive suggestions.
Hosts:
Robert Stabla & Sergiu Amarie, senior engineers @ neaspec, would be happy to be challenged by your questions.
Unable to attend? All registrants receive a link to a recorded version of the webinar. Informações: https://www.neaspec.com/education/webinars/live-demo-smart-interactive-user-experience/ - Speed-up your first-use with video examples and recommended parameters,
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Sep/2021
01/09/2021 | 15:30
Webinar - Newer trends in correlative microscopy thru in-situ AFM characterization in SEM and Live demonstration
Combining different analytical methods into one instrument is of great importance for the simultaneous acquisition of complementary information. For example, the ability to probe mechanical, electrical, magnetic, chemical, and nano mechanical properties on the nanoscale represents a key success factor for gaining new insights in the micro and nano world.
In this webinar, we present a unique AFM – the AFSEM – designed for seamless integration into scanning electron microscopes (SEM) or dual beam systems. It allows for a direct in-situ combination of these complementary techniques due to the simultaneous operation of SEM and AFM inside the vacuum chamber. Therefore, SEM imaging, chemical or crystallographic information by EDX and EBSD, real 3D topography, phase information, mechanical, electrical, magnetic and thermal properties by AFM can be combined in an easy and interactive way.
Furthermore, due to the open design it can be combined with additional add-ons, e.g., tensile stages, nano-indentors or nano-manipulators. As examples of the broad variety of applications in material characterization, we will demonstrate in-situ electrical and magnetic characterization of nanostructures by combining SEM and AFM measurements.
Webinar will conducted in two sections. The initial talk would be followed by a Live-Demo of the AFSEM system. We will show you how easily a measurement is carried out and correlative data is obtained. We will demonstrate both a topography measurement on a free-standing graphene membrane and MFM measurement on a multilayer Pt/Co-sample. Furthermore, we will focus on the mount and demount of the system, the localization of the region of interest, and the typical workflow when working with the AFSEM. Informações: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4813483102646909965