Over 70 Years of Solutions for Innovation

The First JEOL NMR, JNM-1, in 1956.

First JEOL Mass Spec, JMS-01, in 1960.

First JEOL TEM, JEM-1, in 1949.

First JEOL SEM, JSM-1, in 1966.

JEOL USA awarded in 2015 for exhibiting for 50 years at Pittcon

1,020 MHz-NMR system equipped with superconducting magnets (about 5 m high and weighing about 15 tons). Contains coils made of a high-temperature superconductor. Liquid helium is used for cooling.

Mike Driver at the controls.

Read more in our REALab customer story. https://www.jeolusa.com/APPLICATIONS/REALab-Customer-Stories/Northeastern-Ohio-Universities

Submitted by Jayma Moore at NDSU http://www.ndsu.edu/em_lab/

Sent in by Mike Marko

Sent in by Mike Marko

Leading NMR technology for 1977.

Submitted by Ron Gronsky who wrote: JEOL had a very important role in the development of electron microscopy in the US national scientific community with the installation of the ARM. The principals in this photo are: Left, Ron Gronsky, Manager of the Atomic Resolution Project at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL); Center, Gareth Thomas, Director of the National Center for Electron Microscopy, LBNL; and Right, Kazuo Ito, President of JEOL. The JEM-ARM sustained the best imaging resolution in the world for the next decade and it served as the design template for a new generation of intermediate voltage (400 kV) electron microscopes manufactured at JEOL, known as the JEM-4000 series.