During the past years, every relevant congress or conference dedicated to crystallography, chemistry, material sciences, geology, biomolecules and many other areas has featured sessions, key speakers and lectures that address the topic of electron diffraction (ED). The number of scientific publications on this technique is also increasing rapidly. The recent ECM33 Versailles conference proved that electron diffraction is the up-to-the-minute topic for crystallography. This upswing is supported by instrumental innovations such as the ELDICO ED-1, the worlds first system dedicated solely to electron diffraction.
A dedicated electron diffractometer is a disruptive innovation that sets new standards in scientific and industrial research. In case you are wondering why and how electron diffraction can bring innovation to your research, we have compiled a list of 10 advantages of ED and the instrumentation concept proposed by ELDICO. If you would like more information about the potential of electron diffraction, download our application note and get insights into this exciting field that will re-configure the way crystallography research is carried out.
The ELDICO ED-1 device is dedicated solely to electron diffraction and delivers results of unprecedented quality for 3D ED data collection and is as such perfectly suited for demanding scientific applications. With a disruptive horizontal design and an innovative sample-handling mechanism, ELDICO ED-1 helps scientists enter the field of nano-crystallography and produce important structural information faster, with better quality and at lower cost. With this addition, any crystallographic lab will be able to perform routine analysis on samples that have so far been considered prohibitive – including nanocrystalline powders, minute quantities and phase mixtures.
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