November 4th, 2021
Welcome to the Scienta Omicron Newsflyer for Fall 2021.
40 years ago in 1981, our co-founder Prof. Kai Siegbahn was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for developing the method of Electron Spectroscopy for chemical analysis (ESCA/XPS) – thereby creating the starting point for Scienta. Since then, the technology has been extended to incorporate Molecular Beam Epitaxy, Thin Film Deposition, Scanning Probe Microscopy Systems and a wide range of components.
Keeping our tradition of pioneering and leading Surface Science and Nanotechnology innovation, Scienta Omicron is excited to release the revolutionary DFS30 analyser – a ground-breaking and patent pending Electrostatic 3D Focus Adjustment technology. We are also launching our new CREATE Platform – a configurable platform delivering your unique UHV Systems.
In this addition of the Newsflyer you can also read about:
- The installation of a Materials Innovation Platform (MIP) for epitaxial growth and in-situ analysis of 2D semiconductors at University of Nottingham
- PEAK acquisition control software
- Research results where physicists and chemistsfrom JLU Giessen have developed an approach for constructing covalent organic nanoarchitectures using scanning probe microscopy
- The first LT STM in south America at Nanobiomaterials Lab, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile
- Recent research using the HAXPES Lab
- The resumption of Scienta Omicron´s travels to supportour customers around the world.
Download the Newsflyer Here: ScientaOmicron_Newsflyer_Fall_2021.pdf
