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• Johnson Matthey, Oxford University and Diamond Light Source to Invest in New Capability for Materials Analysis

  Today Johnson Matthey, Oxford University and Diamond Light Source announce the creation of a state-of-the-art materials characterisation facility at the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus. This world-class site is close to both Oxford University and Johnson Matthey’s Sonning Common Research laboratories and is home to Diamond, the UK’s synchrotron science facility, where currently 24 experimental stations (beamlines) are operational with funding in place to increase this number to 33 by 2018. Read the full press release here  
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  Opening of the Centre for Ultrastructural Imaging at King's College London

  Seminar on the 17th May to highlight current and emerging opportunities provided by electron microscopy in the life sciences and to celebrate the renovation and reequip of CUI at King’s College London. Click here to view the full invitation and programme. CUI Website
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  JEOL News

  The 2021 edition of the JEOL NEWS magazine is now available to download. Download here. Featured Applications: Progress in Photonic Crystal Lasers and Their Application to LiDAR And Yet It Moves: Molecular Rotors and Motors Studied by Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy Dioxins Analysis with New GC-MS/MS System and Software "TQ-DioK" Characterization of Localized Physical Properties Using High Resolution EELS In-Resin CLEM of Epon-Embedded Cells Using Fluorescent Proteins Degradation Analysis for Polymer Materials by Spin-Trapping High-Speed Electron Beam Modulation System Using Electrostatic Deflection and Laser Delivery System to the Specimen in Transmission Electron Microscopy The New Detection System of High-End FE-SEM JSM-IT800 Super Hybrid Lens ＜SHL＞ Preparation of TEM Specimens Having Specific Crystal Orientations Using FIB-SEM and EBSD ～ Applications to Allende meteorite ～ Chemical Bonding State Analysis of Boron and Phosphorus Compounds by Soft X-ray Emission Spectroscopy and Electronic Structure Calculations Chemical State Analysis of Fe in the Matrix of the Allende Meteorite Using an FEG EPMA and SXES MultiAnalyzer – Unknown Compounds Analysis System New Gas Chromatograph Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer JMS-T2000GC "AccuTOF™ GC-Alpha" Introduction of JEOL Products  
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  The Scottish Cryo-EM consortium has chosen the JEOL JEM-Z300FSC CRYO ARM™ 300

  JEOL UK is proud to announce that the Scottish Cryo-EM consortium has chosen the JEOL JEM-Z300FSC CRYO ARM™ 300 as their preferred automated Cryo Transmission Electron Microscope (Cryo-TEM) for the Scottish Centre for Macromolecular Imaging (SCMI).  The SCMI consortium led by the MRC Centre for Virus Research (CVR) at The University of Glasgow, selected JEOL after a thorough evaluation of the competing technologies for cryo-TEM.  The JEOL CRYO ARM™ 300 will be supported by a second TEM, the JEOL 200kV JEM-F200 “F2” Cryo-TEM. Project lead and programme leader in the CVR, Dr David Bhella said: “The mission of the CVR is to carry out fundamental research on viruses and viral diseases, translating the knowledge gained for the improvement of health and benefit of society. Cryogenic transmission electron microscopy is revolutionising the field of structural biology. The SCMI represents a tremendous opportunity not only for the CVR, but also for Life Scientists throughout Scotland.  The new facility will place Glasgow at the centre of vital structural biology research by offering world-class capability. The new technology will help us investigate key processes in cancer biology ...
• 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.
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  EUROMAR 2022

  We are proud to be sponsoring EUROMAR 2022 again this year, in the beautiful city of Utrecht, The Netherlands!  EUROMAR covers all aspects of Magnetic Resonance, including Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), Electron Spin Resonance (ESR), and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). It combines keynote and invited lectures, lectures selected from abstracts, and poster sessions. It is the European conference to discuss all aspects of Magnetic Resonance and network with vendors and colleagues. Join us on July 10-14, 2022.  Follow us on social media (@JEOLEUROPE, @JEOLJASON) for updates about JEOL's activities and events at EUROMAR 2022.  We looking forward to welcoming you all to the JEOL booth. See you in Utrecht!