Unveiling Universallab's Competitive Edge:Harnessing Innovation at Park Innovaare
Universallab has recently taken a strategic leap by relocating to a new address adjacent to Park Innovaare. This move unveils a host of advantages that position Universallab at the forefront of innovation and excellence.
Learn more →UnversalLab:Pioneering Technological Advancement in Park Innovaare
UnversalLab, headquartered in the Swiss Innovation Park, stands as a pioneering force in providing cutting-edge non-standard scientific analysis and testing services globally.
Learn more →UniversalLab Bids Farewell to Park Innovaare:deliveryLAB, Embraces New Chapter at Park Innovaare Parkstrasse 1
In the year 2024, UniversalLab embarks on a new journey, officially welcoming a transformative moment by relocating its headquarters to Park Innovaare Parkstrasse 1.
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Detection based on online atomic force microscopy (AFM)
The atomic force microscopy (AFM) probe can be used for specific lithography tasks and retracted to inspect the completed work. However, this approach wears down the probe tip, thereby affecting measurement quality.
Learn more →Progress in Surface Light Scattering Instruments and Analysis
Surface light scattering technology analyzes light wave scattering characteristics to measure surface roughness, thin film thickness, and defect distribution. With advancements in laser sources, detection systems, and data processing, this technique has significantly evolved in precision manufacturing, semiconductor inspection, and biomedical applications. This paper reviews its principles, instrument development, and applications while exploring future trends such as intelligent analysis and high-resolution measurements.
Learn more →Comparison of Laser Particle Sizers and Sediment Settling Instruments in Marine Sediment Grain Size Analysis
Fine particles smaller than 63 μm were analyzed using a Laser Granulometer (LG) and an X-ray Sedigraph (XS) to compare the data and highlight potential differences.
Learn more →Validation of Particle Size Distribution Obtained by Laser In-Situ Scattering and Transmission (LISST) in Flow-Through Mode
In this study, the LISST was post-cruise calibrated by the manufacturer using NIST-traceable submicron beads, where it was determined that adjustments should be made to the dcal values of the two outer detector rings.
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