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Imaging and Nano-Machining of Graphene Using a Helium Ion Microscope

Graphene is a single atomic sheet of carbon atoms in the arrangement found in graphite. The ORION® PLUS makes it possible both to image and machine graphene in one seamless operation.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 17 Nov 2010

3D Surface Modelling (3DSM) - Overview and Applications of 3D Surface Modelling

3DSM adds a whole new level to scanning electron microscopy by allowing samples to be examined in three dimensions almost in real time. There is no further need for complicated stage tilting procedures.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 17 Nov 2010

High Resolution and High Throughput Imaging of Tissue Samples Using The ATLAS™

To address the challenge of acquiring a large number of high quality serial images at high speed, Carl Zeiss has recently developed a novel approach: "ATLAS" – a module for AuTomated Large Area Scanning.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 17 Nov 2010

Nano-Pore Milling Using The ORION® PLUS Helium Ion Microscope

Pores or vias with single-digit nanometer size are necessary for the realization of many applications. The applications often require the pores to have a high aspect ratio of 10 : 1 or more.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 17 Nov 2010

3D Nanopatterning and Nanofabrication: Using Nano-Scalloping Effects in Bosch Deep Reactive Ion Etching

This short review article overviewes a simple but useful method to fabricate 3D dense-array nanostructures with good regularity of pattern, size, and shape over a large sample area.

By Professor Chang-Hwan Choi 20 Oct 2010

Carbon Nanotubes: Multiple Promising Applications and Learning on Fundamental Issues

At the 'Centre for materials elaboration and structural studies', Professor Wolfgang Bacsa and Pascal Puech and have much focused in screening CNTs with optical methods and developing physical processes for carbon nanotubes working closely with the materials chemists at different local institutions.

By Professor Wolfgang Bacsa 20 Oct 2010