Expanding In Situ Studies Across Length Scales Using Electron and X-Ray Microscopy

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Date: March 2, 2023

Abstract:

During this webinar presentation, Dr. Schuster and Dr. Parker will demonstrate the application of the DENSsolutions Climate system to study catalyst dynamics with in situ microscopy. Through a correlative approach utilizing electron microscopy and X-ray microscopy, imaging and spectroscopy information can be understood at different length scales under identical conditions. This is uniquely made possible by the modular design of the Climate system, which features a removable holder tip carrying a MEMS Nano-Chip which functions as a “Lab-on-Cartridge”.

The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A session with Dr. Dan Zhou of DENSsolutions, Product Marketing Manager and Applications Scientist. Dan specializes in applying in situ gas + heating inside the TEM and has extensive experience working with the Climate system.

You’ll be listening to leading researchers in the field. In this webinar, you’ll get:

  • An overview in situ TEM for studying catalyst dynamics under relevant conditions, including elevated temperatures and controlled gas/liquid environments
  • An understanding of how Climate’s modular design acts as a functional “lab-on-a-cartridge”, opening up new possibilities for multi-length-scale analysis
  • A look at the system developments made to use Climate within an X-ray nanoprobe beamline to study catalyst nanoparticles
  • Live Q&A

Presentation By:

Dr. Dan Zhou
Product Marketing Manager & Applications Scientist
Dens Solutions
Dr. Julia Parker
Principal Beamline Scientist
Diamond Light Source
Dr. Manfred Schuster
Principal Scientist Electron Microscopy
Johnson Matthey
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