10 years in the making, LIST’s award-winning nano-imaging instrument magSIMS will be brought to market with the prominent German manufacturer Raith. Both parties also announced the opening of a joint lab.
Hailed as a “breakthrough instrument”, the magSIMS (a Magnetic Sector Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry system), developed by LIST researchers, gives the ability to not only view objects in the minutest details but also to produce chemical composition information simultaneously.
Energy, consumer electrics & more
In the last two years, Raith and LIST have engaged in active collaboration on nano-analytics, building a solid rapport. The current partnership extends beyond manufacturing to joint research, shared lab establishment, and global instrument maintenance post-installation.
The applications of magSIMS are wide and varied, ranging from the analysis of complex 3D architectures to photovoltaics, high-resolution chemical analyses of biological samples, and beyond.
“The impending changes in technologies, particularly those driving transitions in sectors such as energy, consumer electronics, and mobility, make magSIMS particularly attractive as a versatile instrumentation tool,” said Dr Damien Lenoble.