Tampere Microscopy Center (TMC) provides instruments, training and services for researchers in @TampereUni, in other research institutes and in industry.
Video of magnetic domain wall (seen as white moving line) captured with Lorentz microscopy (a special mode of TEM) @TMC_Microscopy. Structure is ferrite with Fe3C carbides that pin the movement of domain wall. Presented in ICBM14 by @sa_aho@ENS_TampereUni.
We will organize the Nordic Microscopy Society’s 72nd annual conference Scandem 2022 on June 20-22 2022 as an online event. Abstract submission is now open. https://t.co/AkL3zE40cV
The researchers @TMC_Microscopy@ENS_TampereUni have succeeded in visualizing the Barkhausen noise of steel. The industrial quality control measurement was mimicked by the transmission electron microscope at nanoscale.
https://t.co/3FFpLSEW2r
Mimicking Barkhausen noise measurement by in-situ transmission electron microscopy - effect of microstructural steel features on Barkhausen noise
https://t.co/N4fyG6Bv4N
The goal of @SuomenAkatemia funded BarFume project is to improve the understanding of how the microstructural features are manifested in the properties of the ensuing Barkhausen noise.
@ENS_TampereUni@TMC_Microscopy
https://t.co/Ritpb02tyg
@EMC_PlymUni@NatStephen @alstrachs @LoreleiMRob @ItsJenMitchell The excitement of building a new facility is a very special feeling we still remember well! Best of luck for your construction and while you wait, you can take a virtual tour in our premises. https://t.co/p1H0i7zXzB
Catalysts help make our world cleaner. Our STEM (Jeol JEM-F200) revealed tricky secrets behind the catalyst deactivation. https://t.co/VFUCVrISWP #TEM#Microscopy
An image taken with our SEM makes the front cover of Research in Microbiology. The original art was made by microbes, the SEM image and editing by Hanna Hulkkonen. #science#art
Cracks and degradation layers in large flat-on-flat fretting contact with steels and cast iron by Janne Juoksukangas, et al. @TampereUni @TMC_Microscopy@wartsilacorp@UniOulu in Tribology International
#tribology#fretting
https://t.co/GVzbppR2Dw
Meet David Bowie at the nano-scale, starring in the tiniest stop motion movie on earth: “Stardust Odyssey” ⭐👨🎤. Director Tibo Pinsard used a ZEISS SEM to capture his vision, supported by @FemtoSt. 🎬Take a close look: https://t.co/vdii8FG1Vd
#microscopy#davidbowie#stopmotion