ICPMS webinars focusing on Microscopy - page 2

Organic contamination presents a persistent challenge across industries, particularly when particles are small, embedded, or difficult to isolate.

Most key research questions in modern electrochemistry are governed by processes that occur at the microscopic scale.

Different EDS measurement approaches using conventional geometry and an annular approach (QUANTAX FlatQUAD) making the best choice for challenging analytical tasks.

With photothermal atomic force microscope infrared spectroscopy (AFM-IR), chemical identification at the nanoscale is achieved by measuring local IR spectra directly at the AFM tip.

Join this webinar by Bruker to explore AFM-based nanoscale characterization of 2D materials, including electrical mapping, AFM-IR, and nanolithography.

Learn how O-PTIR spectroscopy overcomes fluorescence limitations in Raman microscopy. Discover simultaneous sub-micron IR and Raman analysis for microplastics, biological samples, and organic materials.

Explore advanced multimodal imaging with MALDI, QCL-based IR, and fluorescence microscopy to achieve ROI-focused molecular insights in complex tissues.

Learn best practices for atomic force microscopy (AFM) in this webinar covering sample preparation, advanced imaging modes, environmental control, and AI-enabled features that expand AFM capabilities.

Discover advances in two-photon microscopy in this webinar featuring Bruker’s Ultima 2Pplus system and modules for 3D optogenetics, voltage imaging, fast volumetric imaging, and mesoscale neuroscience research.

Discover how diamond AFM probes enhance precision, durability, and electrical imaging—boosting throughput and lifetime in advanced nanoscale and semiconductor applications.