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Microscopy Community Celebrates Wil Bigelow

Microscopy Community Celebrates Wil Bigelow

Friends of Prof. Wilbur (Wil) Bigelow, Professor Emeritus at University of Michigan and Fellow of the Microscopy Society of America, threw a surprise 100th birthday party for him at the University of Michigan’s Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering in Ann Arbor.

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PANIC 2023: Conference Notes & Recorded Symposium

Not able to attend PANIC 2023? Review the highlights of the show and watch our recorded NMR mini symposium!

Petrochemical Analysis Using Soft- and Hard-Ionization | GCxGC-HRTOFMS

Petrochemical Analysis Using Soft- and Hard-Ionization | GCxGC-HRTOFMS

The combination of GCxGC, high resolution MS, and soft ionization provides the information needed to effectively analyze complex petrochemical samples.

Automated Structural Analysis using AI and GC-HRTOFMS

Super-Charged Mass Spectral Data Processing

Automated Structural Analysis using AI and GC-HRTOFMS

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Get to know JEOL de Mexico

For more than 30 years, the JEOL sales and service office in Mexico has been the resource for electron microscopes and microprobes, as well as NMR and Mass Spectrometers.

Wrapping up the 14th Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop

Wrapping up the 14th Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop

Catch up on our latest GC-MS conference attendance at the Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop in Liege Belgium!

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Overcoming Key Challenges In Metal 3D Printing

3D printing provides boundless opportunities for printing metal components, but there are still drawbacks that need to be addressed. Read more.

Which Metals can be 3D Printed?

Which Metals can be 3D Printed?

Several metals can go through the 3D printing process, and each metal provides a range of properties that might make them more suitable than others. Read on.

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How Cryo-EM is Revolutionizing Structural Biology

The impact of cryo-EM has been so profound that it is predicted to surpass X-ray crystallography as the predominant structural biology method by 2024.

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