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CAMECA Launches SKAPHIA Shielded Electron Probe Initiative

Contact:  Marion Chopin +33 1 433 46250, marion.chopin@ametek.com GENNEVILLIERS, France – CAMECA, a world leader in scientific instrumentation and metrology solutions, is pleased to announce the launch of the SKAPHIA Shielded Electron Probe Initiative , which brings together key players in the nuclear industry and nuclear research community to develop the next generation of shielded Electron Probe Microanalyzers (EPMA). The initiative capitalizes on CAMECA’s more than years 50 years of experience in developing and servicing shielded

CAMECA Launches Two New Ultra High Sensitivity SIMS Instruments Dedicated to Geo and Environmental Sciences

IMS 1300-HR3 Delivers Unmatched Analytical Performance; KLEORA Is a Specialized Ion Microprobe for Geochronology   Contact:  Marion Chopin +33 1 433 46250, marion.chopin@ametek.com GENNEVILLIERS, FRANCE –  CAMECA , a world leader in scientific instrumentation and metrology solutions, has announced the release of two new ultra high sensitivity SIMS (Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry ) instruments. Both instruments were specifically developed to address the growing demand from environmental and geo

CAMECA Launches EIKOS™, New Cost-Effective Atom Probe Microscope for Research and Industry

EIKOS Enables Routine, High-Performance 3D Nanoanalysis For Both Industrial and Research Applications Contact:  Marion Chopin +33 1 433 46250  marion.chopin@ametek.com MADISON, WI, USA – CAMECA, a world leader in scientific instrumentation and metrology solutions, is pleased to announce the release of EIKOS™, a new atom probe microscope. EIKOS provides accessibility to atom probe tomography with increased ease of use and a low cost of ownership. Utilizing standard microscopy sample preparation methods, it delivers nanoscale structural information that is expected to yield a greater

CAMECA Recognized Among the Winners of R&D 100 Awards

Contact: Marion Chopin +33 1 4334 6250, marion.chopin@ametek.com  (marion.chopin@ametek.com)Next Generation Atom Probe Included Among 100 Most-Significant Developments in Research and Development LEAP 5000 Atom Probe Offers Precise Atom-by-Atom, Sub-Nanometric Analysis of Metals, Semiconductors and Other Materials MADISON, WI, USA - CAMECA, a unit of AMETEK Materials Analysis, was recognized among the winners of the 54thAnnual R&D 100 Awards by the editors of R&D magazine for its development of the LEAP 5000. Launched in August 2014, the LEAP 5000 is the latest generation of atom

CAMECA Helps US Navy LEAP Forward in Materials Design

CAMECA Delivers Local Electrode Atom Probe (LEAP) To US Naval Research Laboratory for Advanced Materials DevelopmentContact: Marion Chopin +33 1 4334 6250, marion.chopin@ametek.com WASHINGTON, DC – The US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has taken delivery of the US Department of Defense’s first Local Electrode Atom Probe (LEAP) microscope. The high-performance atom probe from CAMECA, a unit of AMETEK Materials Analysis, is used in advanced materials analysis to provide precise atom-by-atom identification, 3-D spatial positioning, and accurate atomic-scale reconstruction of a material’s

Nanolab Technologies LEAPS Forward with High-Performance Analysis Services to the World

Nanolab Orders Advanced Local Electrode Atom Probe (LEAP) Microscope from CAMECA unit of AMETEK Materials Analysis DivisionMilpitas, CA – Nanolab Technologies Inc., a Silicon Valley-based analytical services lab, has purchased a new Local Electrode Atom Probe from CAMECA Instruments Inc. The high-performance atom probe from CAMECA, a unit of the AMETEK Materials Analysis Division, is used to provide advanced materials analysis, including precise atom-by-atom identification, 3-D spatial positioning, and accurate atomic-scale reconstruction of a material’s microstructure.  Since their

OLDEST SAMPLES OF EARTH’S CRUST DATED USING CAMECA® INSTRUMENTATION

International Research Team Relies on CAMECA Atom Probe and Ion Mass Spectrometer to Determine Age and Geochemistry of 4.4-Billion-Year-Old Australian Zircon CrystalMADISON, WI – An international team of geoscientists, utilizing advanced microanalytical instruments, has determined that a tiny fragment of zircon crystal from Western Australia is about 4.4 billion years old, making it the oldest confirmed intact piece of the Earth’s crust. The crystal, not much larger than the width of four human hairs, was analyzed using the latest Atom Probe Tomography (APT) and Secondary Ion Mass

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