Date: Tuesday 21st April, 2026
Session One: 9:00 am BST
Session Two: 3:00 pm BST
Speakers: Dr. Haithem Mansour, Imoto Hiroshi, Dr. Nagoshi Masayasu

This webinar will cover the latest advancements in EDS and the innovative BEX detector and will showcase their effectiveness through real-world applications, including functional materials and battery cathode active materials. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how these cutting-edge technologies are shaping the future of elemental analysis in SEM.

This webinar is presented in collaboration with JFE Techno-Research, a leading Japanese company that specialises in advanced analysis, testing, and evaluation. Renowned for its expertise in steel, metals, and various functional materials including batteries, JFE Techno-Research provides valuable solutions for the research and development across these fields. 

You will learn:

• Latest technology developments in BEX/EDS technology for elemental analysis in SEM

• How BEX EDS is used to characterise battery active materials 

• How BEX EDS is used to characterise precipitates and grain boundaries in aluminium alloys 

Register for Session One

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PLEASE NOTE: If you are unable to attend this webinar, register and we will email you the recording.

Eventdatum: Dienstag, 21. April 2026 09:00 – 18:00

Eventort: Online

Der Beitrag Webinar: Advanced EDS Elemental Analysis in SEM using BEX: Materials Science and Batteries (Webinar | Online) erschien zuerst auf Veranstaltung Portal.

The development and production of drug delivery systems requires efficient and reliable control mechanisms to ensure the quality of the final products. These products can vary widely in composition and application. Therefore, analytical tools such as RISE Microscopy are essential for investigating pharmaceutical materials including powders and tablets. 

In combination with EDS, the high-resolution SEM images can be complemented with elemental composition. Raman spectroscopy and imaging supplement this information with the molecular bonding details and can distinguish polymorphs and polytypes.

• SEM imaging of uncoated samples under low vacuum conditions
• Correlation of EDS and Raman images
• Data evaluation and identification of API and excipients using TrueMatch

Redner

Ulrich Rupp

Application Scientist, Oxford Instruments

Eventdatum: Dienstag, 25. November 2025 17:00 – 18:00

Eventort: Online

Der Beitrag RISE Microscopy for Pharma Research (Webinar | Online) erschien zuerst auf Veranstaltung Portal.