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Large Area Mapping
In comparison to standard elemental maps the large area mapping function of our new high-end EDX-Detector Oxford X-Max (attached to our new Zeiss Sigma 300) enables the acquisition of large sample
Cryo-Electron Microscopy and Tomography
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Plitzko Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry, Martinsried, Germany What? Physics Colloquium Where? Lecture Hall P2, Petersgasse 16, Technische Universität Graz When? Tuesday, 23
Cooperation with the Fritz-Haber-Institute Berlin
In environmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM) high pressure applications have become increasingly important. Using this method makes it possible to study wet or biological samples without
Calendar 2018
Are you looking for a special Christmas gift? Scanning Electron Microscopy reveals secrets of pollen and shows us hidden beauties we haven’t seen so far: from the sunflower to the passion
Silicon Alps Spotlight 23.01.2018
Silicon Alps is an Austrian technology and innovation cluster for electronic based systems. The Silicon Alps Electronic Cluster is a public-private partnership that brings together Austrian players
ACR Woman Award 2017
Evelin Fisslthaler has been a team member since 2009. Born in Salzburg, she earned her PhD in physics at the Graz University of Technology. After graduating she worked for the NanoTechCenter Weiz
Workshop 21.11.2017: Materialforschung trifft Unternehmen
Programm in Deutschlandsberg, 21.11.2017 Moderation: Armin Zankel 16.00 Eröffnung: Institutsvorstellung, Ferdinand Hofer 16.10 Vortrag I: Oberflächencharakterisierung, Hartmuth Schröttner 16.25
Three-Dimensional Nano-printing using FEBID
Dr. Jason Fowlkes Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA What? Physics Colloquium Where? Hörsaal P2, Petersgasse 16, Technische Universität Graz When? Tuesday, 31 October 17:15, 16:50 meet
Cryo Transmission Electron Microscopy
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2017 to: Jacques Dubochet, University of Lausanne, Switzerland; Joachim Frank, Columbia University, New York,
Fungi and Electron Microscopy
More than 1000 fungi are currently presented in the exhibition „Fungi: Food, Poison and Mythology“ by the Museum Wiesbaden. But what does this have to do with electron microscopy?
1st EuFN Workshop in Graz
1st EuFN Workshop in Graz July 4th–5th 2017 Following 11 highly successful D-A-CH FIB workshops, the 1st EuFN Workshop was held from July 4th – July 5th 2017 in Graz, Austria. The workshop
Christian Joins TEM Team
Starting April 1st, Dr. Christian Rossner joins our work group around Prof. Gerald Kothleitner focusing on analytical high resolution TEM. In the course of his research project Christian concentrates
Workshop: the New World for in situ Applications
FELMI-ZFE is hosting a workshop dealing with new in situ applications organised by Gatan. The New World for In-situ Applications Workshop 26th April 2017 FELMI-ZFE Steyrergasse 17 8010 Graz 9:00 9:10
ACR study trip to Israel
Once a year the Austrian Cooperative Research organises a study trip in order to broaden one’s horizon, to discover new possibilities for innovation and to strengthen the internationl research
Cover Page Designed by Robert Winkler
The journal ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces chose Robert Winkler’s contribution to decorate the cover of the March 2017 volume 9 / issue 9 and 10. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces is
Fritz Grasenick Prize Goes to Georg Haberfehlner
The Austrian Society for Electron Microscopy (ASEM) awards the Fritz Grasenick Prize to young scientists in the field of electron microscopy since 2007. This year Dr. Georg Haberfehlner was awarded
Professor Helen Chan at FELMI-ZFE
Breaking News 16 January 2017 Novel Applications of Redox Reactions in Metal Ceramic Systems Helen M. Chan Fulbright Visiting Prof. (FELMI-TUG) and Dept. Materials Science & Engineering, Lehigh
Workshop 65 Years Electron Microscopy at Graz
The workshop presenting highlights and recent developments in electron microscopy was received with much interest and attention. Some 80 participants listened to seven different presentations. Prof.
65 Years Electron Microscopy at Graz
In 1949 an industrial donation of 100,000 Schilling was the financial basis of the first electron microscope at the former “Technische Hochschule”, today’s Graz University of Technology. Two
Innovation Agent
April 2016 SMEs usually have to face manifold challenges, be it: customer relations, production, marketing, resources etc. No wonder innovation is not amongst the first challenges to be addressed.
Congratulations to Jakob Schaller
April 2016 Jakob Schaller started his apprenticeship in our chemical lab at FELMI 3,5 years ago. He showed a lot of interest and passed his exams including the general qualification for
Wolf Prize Winner Harald Rose at FELMI-ZFE
March 2016 Rose (born 14th February 1935 in Bremen) received in 1964 his physics Diplom in theoretical electron optics under Otto Scherzer at the Technical University of Darmstadt. He spent several