Overview
NanoMEGAS provides software and analytical solutions for TEM/STEM imaging, including orientation imaging (ASTAR), strain mapping analysis, and 4D-STEM acquisition platforms. The company's tools use precession electron diffraction patterns to characterize materials down to 1 nm scale with precision up to 0.02%.
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- That’s a wrap on our visit to #Taiwan! What a wonderful week in beautiful #Hsinchu! From October 12–16, Dr. Martijn Fransen and Dr. Athanassios S. Galanis visited Taiwan for a week full of training sessions, scientific exchange, and exciting demonstrations of advanced #TEM and #4DSTEM applications. 🔬 First stop: Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)(工業技術研究院, 工研院) At the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), we conducted a successful training session using a JEOL Ltd. ARM200F microscope equipped with the
- A Fantastic EMSI 2026 in Kolkata, India! 🇮🇳🔬 We had a fantastic experience at EMSI 2026 in Kolkata, reconnecting with existing NanoMEGAS users and meeting prospective users interested in our precession-enhanced 4D-STEM solutions. A key highlight was our scientific mini-symposium, where users from across India showcased exciting research results. Many thanks to all our speakers and attendees for their valuable contributions and discussions. We were delighted to reconnect with users who have returned to India after conducting
- Our next stop is India! We are excited to participate in the International Conference on Electron Microscopy and XLIV Annual Meeting of EMSI Meeting 2026, taking place 2–4 October 2026 at IIT Kharagpur Research Park, Newtown, Kolkata, together with our local distributor, TechnoS Instruments. As part of EMSI 2026, NanoMEGAS and TechnoS Instruments will organize a dedicated mini-session: 🔬 “Electron Microscopy and Precession-Enhanced 4D-STEM for Materials Characterization at Nanometer-Scale Resolution” 📅 3 October 2026 ⏰ 10:50 AM
- We are excited to share that our Application Specialist Dr. Alejandro Gomez Perez will be presenting “Mapping Structural Correlations in Low- and Medium-Range Ordered Amorphous/Glass Materials Using 4D-STEM” at MSE 2026 organized by German Society for Materials Science (DGM) . We look forward to sharing our latest findings and connecting with fellow researchers and experts in materials science! 🔗 https://dgm.de/mse/2026 #MSE2026 #4DSTEM #MaterialsScience #AmorphousMaterials #Glass
- We are excited to share that our Application Specialist, Dr. Alejandro Gomez Perez, will be at MSE 2026, organized by the German Society for Materials Science (DGM), where he will chair the session “C04.3: Bioinspired and Polymer/Composite Soft–Hard Interfaces.” We are looking forward to an inspiring session with engaging talks, insightful discussions, and opportunities to connect with leading experts in the field. 🔗 MSE 2026: https://dgm.de/mse/2026 #MSE2026 #DGM #MaterialsScience #Networking
- Happy to share our recent work, “Spatially resolved structural correlations at the nanoscale in phase-separated silicate glass revealed by electron total scattering analysis using 4D-STEM, exploring structural heterogeneity in phase-separated silicate glass. https://lnkd.in/eXWxCuCA Using the ePDFMapping tool developed by NanoMEGAS to analyze amorphous 4D-STEM data, we could distinguish and spatially map the structural signatures of amorphous silica-rich droplets and the surrounding modifier-rich amorphous glass matrix at the
- Our next stop: ELMINA 2026 — BEOGRAD, SERBIA 📅 September 7–11, 2026 How fast can you perform your 4D-STEM acquisition? How can you subsample your scan to accelerate acquisition while reducing electron dose and avoiding beam damage in sensitive materials? How and why do you need a precession rocking beam simultaneously while scanning in your TEM? 🔬 Visit our stand, attend our presentation, and join our poster to learn how advanced scanning strategies and precession can improve diffraction-based characterization while helping
- ICM21 Liverpool — what a fantastic scientific and exhibition event! A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by the NanoMEGAS booth to discover our latest developments in Precession Electron Diffraction, 4D-STEM, and Electron Crystallography for nanoscale materials characterization. So many great discussions, new ideas and exciting applications — it was a real pleasure connecting with the microscopy and materials science community! 🎯 And, of course, science wasn’t the only thing we enjoyed in Liverpool! 😄 A big thank you to
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