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Press Release Scienta Omicron AB and SPECS Surface Nano Analysis GmbH, Berlin, announced today that they have settled all of their controversies regarding hemispherical electron analyzers presently marketed under the name PHOIBOS 100 SAL, PHOIBOS 150 SAL and PHOIBOS 225 SAL. According to the Agreement, SPECS will withdraw its pending oppositions and honor the respective patents by giving up its business activities related to the before-stated hemispherical electron analyzers. SPECS’ customers using the hemispherical electron analyzers presently marketed under the name PHOIBOS 100 SAL, PHOIBOS 150 SAL and PHOIBOS 225 SAL will not be affected by this Agreement. Scienta undertakes not to raise claims against such customers.   The further elements of the Agreement are confidential.
			The latest SpecsLab Prodigy Version 4.53.4 is now released. The new major version includes the following new features. • Full 64bit Compatibility • Evaporator Control in Prodigy • One Click Data Analysis >> Click here for more information <<
			A new perspective on new materials with LEEM. Starting material properties at the nanoscale in assistance with a LEEM.   >> Read full article here <<
			Corrosion study of a paper clip in vinegar with EnviroESCA In this note we present (N)AP XPS results from the first comparative ex-situ and operando corrosion study on the reaction of commercial paper clips in concentrated vinegar solution containing 25% acetic acid. >> Read full paper here <<
			Chemical surface analysis on materials and devices under functional conditions – Environmental photoelectron spectroscopy as non-destructive tool for routine characterization Highlights • Automated as-is analysis of insulating samples utilizing standalone NAP XPS system. • Environmental Charge Compensation for charge neutralization in NAP XPS. • NAP XPS intrinsic charge compensation on polymers and commercial products. !!! 50 days free access !!!

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