In situ TEM helps to understand the microstructural changes in AlSi10Mg during 3D printing and post processing. This work provides the first correlative in-situ heating multiscale analysis of the powder and the additive produced AlSi10Mg alloy, allowing a unique insight into material transitions at the micro-and nanoscale.
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To enable the EUSMI Joint Research Activity (JRA) ‘Nanostars’, DENSsolutions developed a specialized holder for electron tomography at high temperatures. Now, in a joint effort between CIC biomaGUNE, EMAT and DENSsolutions we like to share with you a video that illustrates the importance of the EUSMI project in further developing the field of soft matter research.
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In this study, scientists from the Max Planck Institute (MPIE) designed a photocatalytic nanocomposite system with an ultimately thin semiconductor – a single crystal layer of 1 nm thickness. The co-catalysts are similarly tiny, synthesized with controlled heating by a DENSsolutions Wildfire system inside a transmission electron microscope (TEM).
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There is a big opportunity for the design and development of sustainable catalysts for low-temperature NOx removal in the steel, cement and glass industries. Researchers Dr. Yong Wang et al. from Zhejiang University made a recent breakthrough using critical information obtained by In Situ TEM to design a MnOx/CeO2 nanorod (NR) catalyst with outstanding resistance to SO2 deactivation.
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A DENSsolutions Wildfire double tilt (DT) system with a biasing expansion has been installed at the Uppsala University, Sweden. The Wildfire DT system will be used by the group to research the phase transitions in metals and in solar cells.
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