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March 1st, 2004
Microscopes embrace hyphenation and nanotechnology
Abstract:
Two major trends in the field of microscopy are taking center stage. The first, consuming a significant segment of the industry, is generating hyphenated systems that combine microscopy with spectroscopy. This hyphenation is driven by an ever-increasing demand for higher productivity and faster results. The demand is met through a consolidation of steps in sample handling and more detailed spectra.
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