News about product and service launches
December 16, 2009 (Peabody, Mass.) — The University of Texas El Paso has selected a JEOL cryo-electron microscope for its emerging structural biology program to be housed in a new building planned for completion in 2011 on the UTEP campus. The JEM-3200FS that was ordered from JEOL USA is a 300 keV cryo-TEM with an... Read more
October 21, 2009, Peabody, Mass. — JEOL, a global leader in the development and manufacture of scanning and transmission electron microscopes, introduces ClairScope™, a first-of-its kind correlative microscopy tool that combines a high-end Light Microscope (LM) with a high-resolution Atmospheric Scanning Electron Microscope (ASEM). The new JEOL ClairScope enables uncompromised observation of samples in their... Read more
June 30, 2009 (Peabody, Mass.) — JEOL, a leading supplier of electron microscopes for ultrahigh resolution imaging and analysis, will demonstrate its new ultrahigh resolution, analytical Thermal Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), the JSM-7600F, via live remote viewing and control from Semicon West, San Francisco, July 14-16. The SEM will be remotely operated from... Read more
The city of Morgantown, West Virginia, home to West Virginia University, is making national headlines as an “economic oasis.” It is one of the few U.S. locations to be successfully isolated from the current recession, offering diverse opportunities for employment and research plus a low cost of living. Isolation of another kind is occurring in... Read more
May 8, 2009, Peabody, Mass. — A new e-brochure from JEOL illustrates the application of an ion beam cross section polisher for SEM sample preparation of solar panel thin films and kerogen-rich shale samples. The online brochure includes SEM images as well as movie and 3D files of complex shale composites and EBSD orientation maps... Read more
April 28, 2009 (Peabody, MA) — For now, scientists at Florida State University (FSU) can only envision what some misoriented atoms are up to along the defects of the new materials that they are developing. They’ll finally be able to clearly see each individual atom and how it relates to its neighbors when they take... Read more
The function of nerve and muscle cells relies on ionic currents flowing through ion channels. These ion channels play a major role in cell physiology. One way to investigate ion channels is to use patch clamping. This method allows investigation of ion channels in detail and recording of the electric activity of different types of... Read more
Peabody, Mass., March 10, 2009 – The year 2009 marks the introduction of a new generation of Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) for JEOL, as well as the 60th anniversary of the company with the longest history of innovation and leadership in electron microscopy. JEOL is pleased to introduce the new JEM-ARM200F atomic resolution analytical microscope.... Read more
JEOL, renowned for its expertise in the manufacture and applications support of scientific instrumentation for sixty years, has produced a new brochure for 2009 describing electron microscopy and mass spectrometry solutions for forensic science. The brochure includes helpful links to applications notes using Direct Analysis in Real Time (DART) open air mass spectrometry, and links... Read more
February3, 2009 (Peabody, Mass.) — JEOL USA is pleased to offer the latest tomography solutions for transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Tomography, or three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of multiple TEM images, has developed in the past decade as one of the more important applications in the field of life sciences and, more recently, in the field of... Read more