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Andor’s Spectroscopy portfolio offers high sensitivity and highly configurable solutions to characterise the chemical, structural, electronic and/or optical properties of a wide range of materials down to the nanoscale with high accuracy and repeatability.
It provides essential tools for the study of structures at the nano-, micro- and macro-scale based on probing techniques including Raman, Photoluminescence / Fluorescence / Cathodoluminescence, Absorption, Optical Emission Spectroscopy and LIBS, Second Harmonic Generation or Darkfield Scattering.
Andor spectroscopy detectors provide the highest sensitivity from UV to SWIR regions, ensuring that information related to chemical signatures, structural changes or photonics properties can be obtained with the highest accuracy and highest reproducibility possible. Our highly configurable spectrographs provide platforms ideal for multimodal setups and a wide range of photon regimes and experiments e.g. micro-spectroscopy.
Material science setups can be complemented by Andor’s high sensitivity and resolution Imaging EMCCD or sCMOS cameras than can provide additional spatial behaviour information on a wide range of microscopy setups. Asylum Research Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) systems provide complementary type of topological, nano-electrical, nano-mechanical or magnetic information. Oxford Instrument Nanoscience cryostats offer highly controlled environment for the low-temperature study of a wide range of materials including low-dimensional and semiconductor structures.
We are pleased to announce the first Andor virtual conference on Material Science: Characterisation and Applications of Advanced Nanophotonic Materials and Structures from 9 - 10 February 2021. This virtual event will facilitate collaboration allowing you to interact with your peers and gain insights from industry experts from home at no cost.
Moreover, the meeting will provide an opportunity to discuss recent discoveries, advancements in techniques, and introduce useful tools to achieve your research goals. This scientific conference will feature headline speakers detailed in due course, but we want to also invite you and your colleagues to contribute and share your recent research successes. This event will feature a number of high-profile speakers, including:
CNRS, France
Aarhus University, Denmark
Purdue University, USA
Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Valencia University, Spain
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
University of Utah, USA
EPFL, Switzerland
KTH, Stockholm
CNRS, France
Stratingh Institute for Chemistry, Holland
University of Groningen, Holland
WWU Münster, Germany
Penn State University, USA
Stanford University, USA
Stanford University, USA
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