The Thermo Scientific Phenom Perception GSR makes gunshot residue analysis faster, easier, and more reliable than ever before. Download the GSR specification sheet to learn how it could help you optimize your forensic analysis: https://t.co/1bllFEGtvj
Thermoplastic polymers are used in the production of fibers, electrical and electronic parts and for daily use items, such as oven-proof kitchenware. #SEM can be used to investigate their properties and to learn how different forces affect these materials: https://t.co/vLUZCYH9Qw
Dr. Dirk Duddeck, an expert in the field of dental implant research, considers scanning electron microscopy (SEM) to be an essential tool in his quest to expose inferior implants, improve clinical outcomes and protect patients https://t.co/iC6Hp3rMgf
We are very excited to attend #MMC2019. Please come and visit Thermo Fisher, booth 504 and @LambdaPhoto, booth 810 to talk to our experts and learn more about our Phenom Desktop SEMs » https://t.co/OnAKlMjrA3
We're at the casting technology event #GIFA2019, showing desktop electron microscopy and chemical analysis solutions for metallurgy » https://t.co/K8DZhRbejE
Forensic scientists use GSR-analysis to find evidence that a suspect has discharged a firearm. In this blog, Jeroen Smulders explains how the Phenom Perception GSR can make your GSR-analysis faster, easier, and more reliable than ever before: https://t.co/eB3808R220
Gunshot Residue analysis plays an important role in determining whether a firearm has been used. Learn how our dedicated desktop SEM—specifically designed for GSR analysis — can help you speed up your forensic analysis by downloading the spec sheet: https://t.co/hrHxmFy2za
About 70 years ago, Philips built its first commercial electron microscope. This microscope made electron microscopy available to researchers worldwide. A big role in making electron microscopy accessible to everybody is played by the Phenom Desktop SEM » https://t.co/EDx9KZUg9h
Thermosetting polymers are widely used in modern industry. With a wide range of applications, epoxies are one of the main products of the polymers industry. This blog focuses on how these polymers are improved and made eco-friendly, by making use of #SEM: https://t.co/53Fvn82Odx
Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) can help you save valuable time, improve image resolution and even automate your analyses. Learn how SEM can enhance your research by downloading the SEM working principle whitepaper: https://t.co/r7SlUxMf1H
Meet us June 25–29 at #GIFA2019—the leading trade fair for casting technology. Our specialists are there to explain why a #desktopSEM is an essential tool to identify defects and inclusions from the casting process. Find us in hall 11, booth A69 https://t.co/ub2bTbxR8U
From the Microscopy Seminar on FTIR, Raman and Electron Microscopy. Three application areas are discussed—pharmaceutical, polymer & inorganics, and microparticles & microplastics—during theory and hands-on sessions where participants can bring their own sample.
It's #WorldMeatFreeWeek! At @beyondmeat, they use science to make their plant-based burgers taste like the real thing. Find out how the Thermo Scientific Phenom ProX #DesktopSEM helps them to determine how their Plant Protein patties match up to real beef:
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Are you wasting time analyzing hundreds of samples one by one? In the case study, Dr. Arnaud Chiche from DSM Ahead explains how a #desktopSEM helped them to optimize their research by increasing the number of samples that can be screened simultaneously: https://t.co/jPmtXCU7VV
Following these simple, yet powerful sample preparation techniques for #SEM will help you improve your results significantly. Read on! https://t.co/RtOa8tmqGb
Did you know that the dedicated Phenom Perception GSR system can help you save valuable time? Join the live 45-minute webinar on Thursday, June 13, and learn how to optimize the productivity of your forensic lab: https://t.co/OiFDVBkCpI
Learn how to significantly accelerate gunshot residue (GSR) analysis in forensic science using a scanning electron microscope (#SEM) in our blog: https://t.co/J57ShmFvIl
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