Scanning electron microscopy utilizes a focused beam of electrons to scan specimens, producing detailed three-dimensional images. This technique is particularly useful for examining the surface morphology of specimens at high magnifications, providing valuable insights into their structure and composition. | Medtech Notes

Prof. Paul Shearing and his team at the University College London (UCL) help drive towards a Net Zero carbon future by studying electrochemical power systems including batteries, fuel cells, and super-capacitors. Their goal: improving performance, durability and safety, and lower cost. Learn more about the research of Prof. Shearing's group and their recent paper on imaging and modelling of advanced Li-ion batteries, in which high-resolution X-ray, ion beam, and electron microscopy techniques we

Read the WILEY interview with Prof. Paul R. Shearing from the Department of Chemical Engineering, UCL, and learn more about his research on electrochemical processes in devices such as fuel cells, batteries and electrochemical reactors: https://zeiss.ly/f-energy-ebook #zeiss #microscopy #chemicalengineering #energysolutions | ZEISS Microscopy