How the BEX technique is changing the way we use SEM

Register for our upcoming webinar, and discover all about Unity, the world's first BackScatter Electron and X-ray (BEX) imaging detector for Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). BEX is a revolutionary imaging technique that simultaneously combines BackScattered Electron and X-ray signals to deliver rapid high-definition colour images, embedded with elemental data from your sample. Not only does Unity allow effortless navigation around the sample while providing full chemical detail of its surface makeup, It enables rapid, accurate, high-definition chemical mapping of the entire sample in minutes.

Join us to learn more about BEX and see how the Unity detector will revolutionise analysis in scanning electron microscopy using a variety of sample types to show the power of this new technology in action.

You will learn: 

  • Basics of the BEX technique and the Unity detector 
  • Examples of how BEX is used to solve real issues in Battery, Geology, Alloys and Electronics
  • How BEX can be used in extreme conditions like variable pressure mode and high magnifications

Register now

9:00 AM BST // 10:00 AM CET 3:00 PM BST // 10:00 AM EST

Register your place

19 October 2023
Time:

9 : 00 AM (BST)
3 : 00 PM (BST)

Duration:

1 hour

Language:

English

Businesses:

NanoAnalysis

Speaker

Dr Haithem Mansour - Oxford Instruments
BEX Product Manager

Dr. Haithem Mansour graduated with a PhD in Material Science from the University of Lorraine in France. During his PhD, he deve...

Dr Lucia Spasevski - Oxford Instruments
Product Scientist

Dr Lucia Spasevski graduated with a BSc and MSc in Chemistry. She started her career as a Sales and Application specialist for ...

Dr Matt Hiscock - Oxford Instruments
Head of Product Science

Dr Matt Hiscock holds an MSci in geology from Bristol University and a PhD in geochemistry from Edinburgh University. He worked...

What is BEX (Backscatter Electron and X-ray)? Get ahead of the webinar, and learn all about this exciting new technique on our educational page!