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TESCAN Announces 2021 Spring Seminars for Semiconductor and Additive Manufacturing


TESCAN ORSAY HOLDING a.s. announces a new Spring Seminar Series for electron microscopy and micro computed tomography (micro-CT) users worldwide. The free seminars will take place March through May 2021 and will feature leading technology & applications experts who will present on important topics within the semiconductor and additive manufacturing industries. 

“TESCAN is launching this new Spring Seminar Series as a way to keep our current and potential customers up-to-date with the latest technology, techniques and applications,” said Maroš Karabinoš, Global Marketing Director, TESCAN. “Each online seminar will be instructed by a market segment expert. The series will feature topics on failure analysis, advanced lamella preparation for transmission electron microscopy (TEM), use of micro-CT for additive manufacturing, and more. We carefully selected the topics and ‘best practices’ that we feel are important to share in an effort to help our customers succeed.”  

Spring Seminar Series At-a-Glance:

March 10, 2021                 Efficient Analytical Workflows with TESCAN’s VEGA & MIRA SEMs

March 17, 2021                 Micro-CT and Additive Manufacturing: Moving from 3D to 4D

March 24, 2021                 Speed mm-scale Semiconductor Failure Analysis by Combining Plasma FIB Milling and Laser Ablation

April 14, 2021                    Innovative FIB/SEM Lift-Out Solutions for Advanced TEM Lamella Preparation Requirements

April 21, 2021                    Leveraging Advanced UHR-SEM Contrast Methods Using TESCAN CLARA’s In-Column Detectors

May 12, 2021                     Prepare Top-Down, Inverted and Planar TEM Lamella from Logic and Memory Devices

For more information about the 2021 Spring Seminar Series and to register, visit: https://www.tescan.com/tescan-spring-seminar-series-2021/.  

About TESCAN

TESCAN enables nanoscale investigation and analysis within the geosciences, materials science, life sciences and semiconductor industries. The company has a 30-year history of developing innovative electron microscopy, micro-computed tomography, and related software solutions for customers in research and industry worldwide. As a result, TESCAN has earned a leading position in micro- and nanotechnology. For more information visit: www.tescan.com

TESCAN ORSAY HOLDING was established in 2013 as a result of long-term expansion and establishment of subsidiaries worldwide, including France-based ORSAY PHYSICS, a world leader in customized focused ion and electron beam technology. TESCAN ORSAY HOLDING maintains its headquarters, production and R&D in Brno, Czech Republic. Every TESCAN microscope is expertly produced in Brno and shipped to customers worldwide.

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