Why we believe in Correlative Microscopy
Combining different analytical methods into one instrument is of great importance for the simultaneous acquisition of complementary information.
Here at Quantum Design Microscopy we combine two of the most powerful microscopy methods – scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and atomic force microscopy (AFM) – in order to gain completely new insights into the micro- and nano-world using correlative microscopy.
Especially the capability to integrate the AFM system directly inside the high-vacuum environment of the SEM enables a completely new way to perform your research and your experiments.
It allows to directly combine the complimentary strengths of both techniques in-situ without the need to transfer your sample or to break vacuum.
The possibility to work simultaneously with SEM and AFM offers the great advantage that – in in addition to simply measure the 3D topography – you can also work with the advanced AFM modes, in order to measure, e.g., mechanical, magnetic, or conductive properties.
This enables completely new possibilities for true correlative microscopy and allows you to extract unique information from your sample.
Correlative Microscopy in Action
Latest News
2022, October 11-12: FusionScope at the MS&T 2022 in Pittsburgh
The FusionScope is turning heads at the Materials Science and Technology Meeting in Pittsburgh. Come and experience the power of correlative microscopy with our Fusionscope and AFSEM products. More info...
Our colleagues from QD Japan visited us in our lab
We were happy to welcome our colleagues from Quantum Design Japan at our lab. After a short training, they were able to measure the fossil sample they brought with them and obtain impressive SEM and AFM data.
2022, September 19-23: FusionScope at the MNE 2022
FusionScope at the MNE 2022 was a great succees. We were able to talk to many scientists and researchers interested in correlative microscopy and FusionScope's unique capabilities. More info...
FusionScope- The New Product by Quantum Design
We present our newest instrument for correlative AFM and SEM measurements- the FuionScope. Meet us at booth number G2 at this year's MNE conferenc ein Leuven and participate in one of our live demos! More info...