Pages tagged with: electron-microscopy
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3D reconstruction of porous materials through FIB-SEM
University of Plymouth Electron Microscopy Centre (PEMC) 3D reconstruction of porous materials through FIB-SEM.
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Microscopic study of (assemblies of) nano-objects
University of Plymouth Electron Microscopy Centre (PEMC) Microscopic study of (assemblies of) nano-objects.
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Plymouth Materials Characterisation Project (PMCP)
The Plymouth Electron Microscopy Centre at University of Plymouth launch the Plymouth Materials Characterisation Project (PMCP), for business use of new FIB-SEM technology across Devon.
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£1.7million project enhances University’s expertise in electron microscopy
The University of Plymouth is investing more than £1.7million to enhance its world-leading research – and engagement with businesses – through electron microscopy.
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Research case studies
Case studies showcasing academic research that has utilised electron microscopy
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South West Metal Finishing Case Study
Case study highlighting how South West Metal Finishing Ltd benefited from the Plymouth Materials Characterisation Project (PMCP), enabling the company to submit a new patent application.
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Scarlet PL case study
Case study highlighting how the Plymouth Materials Characterisation Project (PMCP) at the University of Plymouthhas benefited Scarlet PL.
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Ramer Sponges Ltd Case Study
Case study highlighting how Ramer Sponges Ltd benefited from the Plymouth Materials Characterisation Project (PMCP) and how this enabled the company to enter into a new market.
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Radley Scientific case study
Case study highlighting how Radley Scientific Ltd benefited from the Plymouth Materials Characterisation Project (PMCP).
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Aerospace and engineering firms hear about potential of electron microscopy
The University hosts businesses in the aeronautical and engineering sectors keen to learn about electron microscopy and how it can help them.
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Future ocean conditions could cause significant changes in marine mussels
Scientists from the University of Plymouth have showed that increased temperature and acidification of our oceans could cause significant physical changes in an economically important marine species
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Cryo-Scanning Electron Microscopy
Cyro-SEM can be used to analyse frozen samples, such as liquids and food products.