Flashback on our User Event 2025
An inspiring morning full of exciting insights into current research projects using nanoimaging lies behind us! The program reflected the wide variety of scientific questions to which SNI's Nano Imaging Lab (NI Lab) is making valuable…
Farewell
Daniel Mathys went into his well-deserved retirement at the end of March 2025 after more than 40 years. Dani started his career at the Biozentrum as a laboratory technician and soon after became acquainted with electron microscopy in the…![[Translate to English:] User Event 2025](/fileadmin/user_upload/nanoscience/06_Services/Nano_Imaging_Lab/Aktuelles/User_Event_2025_Titelseite.jpg?1740248467)
Invitation to the User Event 2025
The Nano Imaging Lab invites you to another user event. We have put together a varied program with different topics, which will be presented in short talks by users and project managers. The meeting is open to all interested parties, not…
User Event 2024
The Nano Imaging Lab user event took place on the morning of April 23rd. In short presentations, six researchers described their research approaches and how they are supported by the Nano Imaging Lab (NI Lab) team. The range of research…
Invitation to the User Event 2024
The Nano Imaging Lab would like to invite you to our third user event. The wide range of applications of our laboratory will be presented in short lectures and the event offers the opportunity to discuss with other users. The meeting is…
Farewell
Dr. Markus Dürrenberger retired at the end of May 2023 after 37 years at the University of Basel. His heart beat for microscopy and ultra-rapid freeze drying. His passion for microbiological research was unmistakable. Thanks to his…
We warmly welcome Alex to the Nano Imaging Team!
Dr. Alexander Vogel started working with us in the Nano Imaging Lab on May 1, 2023 and complements our team with his well-founded knowledge in the field of electron microscopy, in particular transmission electron microscopy (TEM). During…
Highly precise cutting accuracy on our new FEI Versa3D Dual Beam
The FEI Versa 3D dual beam microscope recently built up in our lab is characterized by a comparable imaging and cutting resolution as our well-utilized FEI Helios NanoLab 650 S field emission scanning electron microscope and meets our…
Crystalline structures made visible – the new TEM/STEM in the Nano Imaging Lab
Our new scanning transmission electron microscope “JEOL JEM-F200 cFEG” has a cold field emission source and an acceleration voltage that is more than twice as high as the previous TEM in our laboratory. This, as well as the ability to scan…