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  • Launch webinar NanoSIMS-HR
    NanoSIMS-HR: the next frontier in nanoanalysis for science & high tech

    Tuesday, April 2, 2024

    The NanoSIMS-HR is the next generation of the world-acclaimed NanoSIMS 50/50L Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometer series which have contributed to major advances in the most diverse fields of fundamental research and industrial innovation: material sciences and semiconductor, geo- and cosmochemistry, plant and soil sciences, environmental microbiology, cell biology and medical research.

    With the new NanoSIMS-HR, CAMECA delivers breakthrough instrumental innovations that will boost the versatility of this unique ion microprobe, improve data quality, and enable scientists and engineers to accelerate discovery and innovation under ever increasing workloads and tighter deadlines.

    The NanoSIMS-HR brings together all the best features of the previous model, adding cryogenic compatibility, unprecedented 30 nm lateral resolution, enhanced throughput, reliability and uptime.
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    ↓ Duration: 27 minutes

  • Gina Greenidge webinar
    Lithium-ion battery research with NanoSIMS

    Friday, March 1, 2024

    Gina Greenidge, Higher Scientist at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), UK’s National Metrology Institute, presents a study nitrogen fixation in maize leaf chloroplasts, or the role of vitamin B5 on cancer tumor proliferation.

    Key take aways include:
    • Review the capabilities of the NanoSIMS for nanoscale chemical mapping in LIB samples
    • Observe the collocation of fluorine and phosphorus, and the increase in Li, P and F signals for aged LIB samples
    • Gain insight into LIB anode degradation processes and the challenges that lie ahead for enabling batteries with longer life-time and higher performane
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    ↓ Duration: 32 minutes

  • Webinar Cecile Becquart
    Improving the targeting of ASO therapeutic by NanoSIMS sub-cellular imaging

    Friday, February 23, 2024

    Cécile Becquart, post-doctoral fellow at AstraZeneca, presents recent advances in Antisense Oligonucleotides (ASOs) and the use of NanoSIMS to image and quantify the distribution and accumulation of ASOs within cells.

    Key take aways include:
    • Review challenges in terms of delivery of ASOs to specific tissues and inefficient escape from endolysosomal compartments which restrict their use in the clinic
    • Understand the mechanisms underlying how ASOs enter cells and exit the endolysosomal space
    • Learn about the specifics NanoSIMS sub-cellular quantitative imaging
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    ↓ Duration: 18 minutes