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  • Geoscience APT
    High Impact Research: Geosciences, with Dr. David Saxey

    Monday, February 15, 2021

    Recent years have seen the significant uptake of APT within the geosciences. The study of chemical and isotopic variability within geological materials provides valuable information on past geological events and processes, and APT allows these variations to be studied at much smaller scales than conventional geoanalytical techniques.

    View this short webinar with a Q&A session.

    ↓ Duration: 60 minutes

  • Nuclear Materials
    High Impact Research: Nuclear Materials

    Monday, February 8, 2021

    Nuclear materials are defined as a broad category of any materials used to support human-made nuclear processes, both peaceful and, sometimes, less than peaceful. These materials - especially in large-scale electrical power plants - must behave as expected to maintain the safety of the surrounding communities.

    View this short webinar with a Q&A session.

    ↓ Duration: 58 minutes

  • Time to knowledge
    Technology of APT: Time to Knowledge

    Monday, February 1, 2021

    Specimen Preparation and Data Acquisition Automation.

    From sample alignment to scripted and chain acquisition or tool-to-tool matching, these three new features address several levels of automation requirements. They increase the instrument's ease-of-use, optimize measurement stability, data quality and yield, and greatly improve productivity.

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    ↓ Duration: 30 minutes

  • Ranging Peak ID
    Technology of APT: Ranging, Peak ID, Peak Deconvolution

    Monday, January 25, 2021

    The Basis of Everything You Do in APT.

    The definition of a peak is important in any type of spectral analysis. It's even more critical in atom probe tomography, as not only will ranging define the composition, it also defines the shape and size of the features in the dataset.

    View this short webinar with a Q&A session.

    ↓ Duration: 56 minutes

  • Cluster precipitate searching
    Introduction to APT: Cluster/Precipitate Searching

    Monday, January 18, 2021

    Clusters and precipitates are incredibly important in materials.

    They can be responsible for dramatic improvements in strength for light alloys, steels, and superalloys. They can also cause catastrophic loss of ductility in applications like pressure vessels and provide nucleation points for corrosion.

    View this short webinar with a Q&A session.

    ↓ Duration: 60 minutes

  • Grain Boundaries - APT
    Introduction to APT - Grain Phase Boundary Analysis

    Monday, January 11, 2021

    The micro and nanoscale composition and structure of interfaces have tremendous influences on mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties. In this webinar, we will learn how to identity and target interfaces of interest and then make the most out of our quantitative 3D nanoscale mass spectrometer (Atom Probe) data.

    View this short webinar with a Q&A session.

    ↓ Duration: 58 minutes