What's Happening?
Thermo Fisher Scientific has announced the launch of two new electron microscopes, Scios 3 and Talos 12, at the Microscopy & Microanalysis (M&M) conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Scios 3 is a focused ion beam scanning electron microscope designed to improve site-specific quality control with enhanced automation and productivity. It aims to address challenges in developing new materials for industries such as clean energy and aerospace. The Talos 12 transmission electron microscope is designed to make advanced sample analysis more accessible for biological research, pathology, and drug development. These innovations are expected to democratize research by making high-quality imaging and analysis more accessible to a broader range of researchers.
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Why It's Important?
The introduction of these advanced microscopes by Thermo Fisher Scientific is significant for both academic and industrial research sectors. By improving accessibility to high-quality imaging and analysis tools, these microscopes can accelerate research and development in various fields, including life sciences and materials science. This democratization of research tools can lead to faster innovation and development of new technologies and therapies, potentially benefiting industries and improving patient outcomes. The advancements in automation and ease of use also mean that researchers with varying levels of expertise can utilize these tools effectively, broadening the scope of research and collaboration.
What's Next?
Thermo Fisher Scientific plans to showcase these new technologies at the M&M conference, providing live demonstrations and engaging with researchers to discuss the latest advancements in microscopy. The company is also continuing its tradition of hosting a 'Women in Microscopy' breakfast to highlight the contributions of women in research. These efforts are part of Thermo Fisher's broader strategy to support scientific research and innovation through advanced technology and collaboration.
