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  Release of a New Cold Field Emission Cryo-Electron Microscope CRYO ARM™ 300 II (JEM-3300)

  JEOL Ltd. announces the release of a new cold field emission cryo-electron microscope (cryo-EM), the CRYO ARM™ 300 II (JEM-3300), to be released in January 2021. This new cryo-EM has been developed based on the concept of "Quick and easy to operate and get high-contrast and high-resolution images". CRYO ARM™ 300 II is a cryo-electron microscope that specializes in the observation of electron beam-sensitive specimens, such as protein, for single particle analysis, tomography, and MicroED. This system offers improved stability, throughput and ease of use compared to the previous generation of cryo-EMs. Moreover, this is an all-in-one system that can handle everything from screening to data acquisition, allowing for more flexibility in operation at the customer sites to meet the needs of the facility. These improvements allow users to obtain high-quality images by simple operations even for those who have never used an electron microscope before. News Release Product Information
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  Winner of Presidential Science Award

  Congratulations to our esteemed colleague Dr. Hideyuki Takahashi at JEOL Ltd. for winning the 2021 'Presidential Science Award' from the Microanalysis Society (MAS) for his long-term contribution to the field of microbeam analysis. He has been engaged in R&D and application development of electron probe microanalyzer and soft X-ray emission spectrometer since he joined JEOL. We would like to thank Takahashi-san for all his hard work and dedication. Press Release  
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  Release of the new Scanning Electron Microscope JSM-IT510 Series InTouchScope™

  Easy to acquire data for all specimen types... With the JSM-IT510, the newly added Simple SEM function allows users to "leave the manual repetitive operation to it", required for SEM observation, making SEM observation more efficient and easier. Click here for full product information. Video
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  Microscience Microscopy Congress 2021

  Taking place for the first time virtually! mmc2021 will encompass an international scientific virtual conference (6 - 8 July) of six parallel streams, covering an enormous range of microscopy, cytometry and imaging topics. (The conference sessions will be recorded and available after their live scheduled time for those who registered for mmc2021. The recordings will be made available to view for a few weeks after mmc2021). A huge FREE to ATTEND virtual exhibition (6 - 8 July) with companies both large and small showcasing their latest equipment and available to answer your questions Virtual meetings & workshops covering the latest emerging topics (5 - 9 July)   Join the JEOL Commercial Workshops: Tuesday 6 July at 12:45 – 13:15 BST ‘Which SEM?’ Presented by Andy Yarwood Wednesday 7 July at 10:00 – 10:30 BST ‘Interface upgrades provide high-level control over JEOL TEM operation’ Presented by Bart Marzec  Wednesday 7 July at 12:15 – 12:45 BST ‘With open ARMs – JEOL Corrected Microscopy solutions for widening your capabilities’ Presented by Calum Dickinson    And don't forget to stop by our virtual exhibiton stand for information about our live demo shows. See you there!    
• World-leading ePSIC centre launched

  Pioneering centre for nanoscale materials research launched on Harwell Campus Industry, press and leading scientists have gathered for the opening of a pioneering new centre for the study of nanoscale materials located at Diamond Light Source. The launch of this unique centre is set to boost the UK’s world-leading science and technology infrastructure. Oxfordshire’s cutting-edge electron Physical Sciences Imaging Centre (ePSIC) is the result of the collaboration between a research facility, academia and industry. Diamond Light Source, the UK’s synchrotron, partnered with the University of Oxford and the global speciality chemicals company, Johnson Matthey to bring a unique set of tools to the centre. Funding for the construction of the new Diamond building housing ePSIC included contributions from the Wellcome Trust, the Biotechnology Biological Sciences Research Council and a £2M contribution from the Science and Technology Facilities Council. The internationally leading centre for UK science contains two state-of-the-art electron microscopes for the physical sciences, designed to provide scientists with atomic-level images in a range of technologically important materials.
• UK NMR facility orders Europe

  The National Management Committee of the UK 850 MHz Solid-State NMR facility, based at the University of Warwick, today announced the award of the contract to supply a 1 mm CPMAS solid-state NMR probe for their 850 MHz widebore system to JEOL (UK) Limited. This will be the first 1 mm solid-state probe to be supplied in Europe. The EPRSC, BBSRC & Birmingham Science City (AWM & ERDF) funded UK 850 MHz Solid-State NMR facility has been in operation since February 1st 2010 delivering advances in Materials Science, Chemistry, Biology, Earth Sciences and Physics, with time allocated to date to scientists from 16 UK universities. Mr Peter Meadows, European Product Manager for NMR at JEOL said "The addition of the 1 mm CPMAS probe to the JEOL portfolio of products supports and strengthens our position in Solid-State NMR. JEOL’s 1 mm CPMAS probe is the first commercially available probe to deliver magic angle spinning (MAS) speeds from 1 kHz to 80 kHz stable to < 10 Hz; it features strong rf fields, and provides high sensitivity per unit volume." For further information ...