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Bruker Corporation
Diatome US
Electron Microscopy Sciences
Hitachi High Technologies America, Inc.
ibss Group, Inc.
Lehigh Microscopy School
Micron, Inc.
Oxford Instruments America, Inc.
PNDetector GmbH
Ted Pella, Inc.
TESCAN USA
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
XEI Scientific, Inc.
Probe Software, Inc.
JEOL USA, Inc.
NanoSpective
Gatan Inc.
Carl Zeiss Microscopy, LLC
SEMTech Solutions, Inc.
Applied Physics Technologies
Protochips, Inc.
Announcing the Inaugural Class of MAS Fellows
Last year, the Microanalysis Society initiated the MAS Fellow program to recognize eminent scientists, engineers, and technologists in the field of microanalysis of materials and related phenomena who have distinguished themselves through outstanding research and service to the microanalysis community. This includes, but is not limited to technique development, applications, theory development, and distinguished service […]
The Microanalysis Community Loses Some Magic
John Colby passed away in March. I first met John in 1969 when I was at RPI in graduate school working with our MAC probe. I had heard about MAGIC, a computer ZAF correction program coming out of Bell Laboratories, then in Allentown PA, and contacted John, its author, to ask for a copy on […]
Money! Money! Money! (for scholars)
MAS is pleased to announce the call for applications for the Joseph Goldstein Scholar Award, sponsored by the Meteoritical Society and the publisher Springer. This new award is intended to promote career advancement for early career members of the Microanalysis Society, increase interactions of junior and established microanalysts, and to advance the state-of-the-art in microanalysis […]