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
PITTCON, Chicago, Ill.—JEOL USA, renowned for its expertise as a leading supplier of electron microscopes for research and industrial problem solving, and the College of Microscopy, the education division of The McCrone Group, are proud to announce an increased partnership and joint commitment to improving the study of microscopy. JEOL USA will provide a new... Read more
Peabody, Mass., March 6, 2009 — The new AccuTOF-GCv from JEOL features the highest sensitivity of any GC time-of-flight mass spectrometer commercially available. By combining rapid data acquisition speeds with high resolution and a high dynamic range, the AccuTOF-GCv delivers exact mass measurements for both qualitative and quantitative analysis. The new AccuTOF-GCv introduces several new... Read more