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AIC FAIC 2021 Annual Meeting

We are very excited to be attending the AIC FAIC Annual Meeting virtually next summer May 10 – June 24, 2021. We will be exhibiting our Micromanipulator as well as our Viewing systems for art restoration.

Catch us live at the 2021 virtual show.

LIST OF SESSIONS

View Our Exhibitor Showcase Track B
May 17 @ 10:45 AM (PDT)
Learn about the Micromanipulator and our other tools.

Visit our Exhibitor Experience
May 27 @ 1:30 – 1:40 pm (EST)
Research & Technical Studies and SPNHC Joint Session (Starts at Noon).

What we offer the Conservation Community

The Micro Support Axis Pro micromanipulator allows for sampling of very small fragments (often smaller than can be seen with the naked eye).  This is often done for measurement by FT-IR, Raman, or another analytical technique.

An example of how the Axis Pro can be used to isolate small fragments for sampling may be seen here: https://barnett-technical.com/….

The Ostec XROS MF30 X-ray microscope can be used to perform nondestructive elemental analysis using XRF.  More information on this system may be found here: https://barnett-technical.com/….

A range of sampling solutions for a wide variety of material and chemical analysis situations may be found on our Steve’s Solutions page.

Watch AIC 2021 presentation

Micro Support Micromanipulators

Axis Pro Micromanipulator

Manipulation of small materials.Probes available for a wide range of sample manipulations, including:

  • Isolating particles
  • Cutting
  • Milling off a surface
  • Nanoliquid deposition
  • Vacuum for material removal

Micro Support

Viewing Systems for Restoration

For more information on viewing systems contact us below.

Steve’s Solutions Featuring Micro Support

For More information

Micro Support page
Micro Support Manufacturers Website

Contact Us Online Form
Phone: 916-897-2441
Email: [email protected]

SemiCon West 2021

We are very excited to be attending SemiCon West in San Francisco, CA December 7-9 2021. Please visit us at booth #1947 to see the following technologies.

Micro Support Micromanipulators

Axis Pro Micromanipulator

Manipulation of small materials.Probes available for a wide range of sample manipulations, including:

  • Isolating particles
  • Cutting
  • Milling off a surface
  • Nanoliquid deposition
  • Vacuum for material removal

Arms also be added to FTIR or Raman Microscopes.

Nanoro Super-Resolution Microscopes

Bench top microscope with imaging capabilities down to 50 microns! Provides color imaging without the need for vacuum or other special sample handling. For more information on this microscope, click here:  https://barnett-technical.com/nanoro/

About SEMICON West

Three days of presentations with more than 80+ hours of technical and business programming, plus hundreds of exhibitors provide the insights, innovations, and intelligence you need to get ahead and embrace today’s disruptive landscape.

Visit the SEMICON West  site

Failure analysis and particle isolation in a post-COVID-19 world.

The spread of COVID-19 has led to great changes in the lives of people worldwide.  This includes the need for increased social distancing and the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to minimize the risk of spreading and acquiring disease from others and the surrounding environment. The use of PPE, including gloves, safety goggles, and a mask causes difficulties for failure analysis and particle isolation where precise microscopic sample handling is often required.  Precise manipulations using probes and other handheld tools while looking through a microscope, are much more difficult while wearing PPE.

The Micro Support Axis Pro micromanipulator is an excellent solution for performing precise microscopic sampling where PPE is required.  

Click here to read the entire article.

SciX 2020 virtual eXchange

We are excited to be showing an e-poster at the SciX 2020 virtual conference. The poster touches on the work we have been doing with micro plastic research instrumentation and procedure. The poster will be available at the show October 12-15 2020. We will also post it here on the site after the show.

The instruments that we discuss are the Axis Pro micromanipulator for particle isolation and the Ostec e200 Raman microscope for characterization.

Link to SciX 2020 Website
Link to e-Poster

Webinar: Exploration of Limits-of-Detection using HTVS Raman Spectroscopy

Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Time: 06:00-07:00 CEST

High Throughput Raman Spectroscopy using Tornado Spectral System’s Hyperflux ProPlus Raman Spectrometer allows for both fast measuring times and low limits of detection due to the proprietary High Throughput Virtual Slit. A variety of samples will be analyzed using this technology including flow chemistry scenarios and analytes of interest in a cell broth background. The dangers of running averages and their use in traditional raman spectroscopy will also be a point of discussion. All multivariate chemometric analysis was performed using SIMCA® 16.

This webinar is presented by Dr. Shamus Driver. He is a Senior Raman Innovation Scientist for Tornado Spectral Systems. Before joining Tornado Spectral Systems, he worked at a pharmaceutical company in Process Analytical Technology development using Raman and Near-IR spectroscopy. He earned a Ph.D. in environmental chemistry from Ball State University in Muncie, IN, as well as Bachelors and Masters degrees in Chemistry from Ball State University. 

Click here to register

Tornado main page | Tornado Spectral Systems Website

GGPF Presentation – June 2020

Introduction to Polymer science and Engineering

To learn more about the technologies featured in the presentation visit these sections of the website.

Ostec

  • Main Ostec Page
  • Raman Confocal Microscopes
  • FTIR Spectrometers and Microscopes
  • LIBS instruments
  • Nano mechanical Testers
  • X-ray Microscopes
  • Vibration Control Tables

Nanoro

  • Main Nanoro Page 
  • Brochure, Application Notes, Tech Notes

Micro Support

Steve’s Solutions Featuring Micro Support

Rapid, Sensitive Raman Detection for Bioprocess Monitoring

The Tornado Hyperflux PRO Plus Raman system that utilizes High Throughput Virtual Slit (HTVS) technology provides excellent performance for applications where rapid and sensitive Raman measurements are required. The system has recently been incorporated into the Sartorius ambr® bioprocess system. The OPIS 35 laser configuration for operation in ATEX Zone 0 environments allows for worldwide use of this technology.

Click here to read the entire article.

MRS Fall 2020

We are very excited to be attending Materials Research Society Fall Meeting, December 1-3, 2020 in Boston, MA. We will be at booth TBA representing a number of products:

Axis Pro Micromanipulator

Micro Support Micromanipulators

Manipulation of small materials.Probes available for a wide range of sample manipulations, including Isolating particles, Cutting, Milling off a surface, Nanoliquid deposition, Vacuum for material removal. Arms also be added to FTIR or Raman Microscopes.

Attolight

Attolight

Attolight manufactures the leading cathodoluminescence (CL) microscopes and accessories on the market.  These systems have been used for a range of applications, including Micro-LED characterization, Defect Visualization and Counting in Optoelectronic Materials, GaN for Power Electronics, Photovoltaic Materials, Defects in Thin Film Battery Materials and Semiconducting Diamond

Ostec

Ostec Corporate group is an engineering company that provides a wide range of instruments including Raman Confocal Microscopes, FTIR Spectrometers and Microscopes , LIBS instruments, Nano mechanical Testers, X-ray Microscopes and Vibration Control Tables

About MRS

The increasingly cross-disciplinary worldwide activity in materials research manifests itself every year in the MRS Fall Meeting. Featuring over 50 symposia and attended by as many as 6,000 researchers from every corner of the globe, the annual Fall Meeting in Boston’s Hynes Convention Center and Sheraton Boston Hotel is the preeminent annual event for those in the field of materials research.

Strain Measurement in Microlenses Using an Automated Polariscope

Microlenses are polymer or glass lenses used in a wide range of products, including mobile phone cameras, LED systems, and solar cells. These lenses require high image clarity and optical throughput.

Robust microlens quality control includes an assessment of residual stress throughout the lens. Retardation measurements to assess stress in transparent optics is measured as the phase shift between the polarized component of light along the fast axis compared to that along the slow axis. Generally, retardations are larger in areas where there is greater stress on the optic.

The Luceo LSM-9100S automated polariscope, which provides precise retardation measurements, can measure strain and stress in microlenses.

Click here to read the entire article.