Correlating or comparing SEM/TEM/AFM
With our expertise in these technologies and the associated sample preparation we find the best fit and deliver correlative data. Combine the power of three high resolution methods! Read more about the key benefits each instrument brings to answering your questions here.
Examples
SEM: Bulky samples with large height differences

SEM of a leaf surface
SEM image of the underside of an oregano leaf.

SEM: low magnification of bulky biomaterials
SEM image of a housefly head showing compound eyes, sensory hairs and olfactory organs
TEM: Embedded tissues and negative staining

TEM fibroblast cell
TEM image of a fibroblast cell with nucleus and cytoplasmic organelles

TEM kidney GBM
TEM image of a thin section through the glomerular basement membrane and a podocyte cell in mouse kidney


