The TESCAN MIRA3 scanning electron microscope has been instrumental in numerous scientific studies, providing high-resolution imaging and detailed surface analysis. Below is a selection of scientific publications where this advanced instrument played a key role in the research and results.
Péter L et al, Comprehensive Analysis of Two H13-Type Starting Materials Used for Laser Cladding and Aerosol Particles Formed in This Process Materials (2022) 15:7367(pp.1-27).
Mahmood MH et al., Nanogold-capped poly(DEGDMA) microparticles as surface-enhanced Raman scattering substrates for DNA detection Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics (2022) 55:405401 (pp.1-11).
Kocsor L et al., Lithium oxide loss of lithium niobate nanocrystals during high-energy ball-milling
Journal of Alloys and Compounds (2022) 909:164713 (pp.1-1).
Bánhegyi B et al., Femtosecond LIPSS on indium-tin-oxide thin films at IR wavelengths Applied Optics (2022) 61:386-391 (pp.1-11).
Kugler Sz et al., Characterization of the ultrafine and fine particles formed during laser cladding with the Inconel 718 metal powder by means of X-ray spectroscopic techniques
Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy (2021) 177:106110 (pp.1-11).
Mahmood MH et al., Characterization of luminescent monodisperse microparticles prepared by gamma radiation-initiated polymerization
Optical Materials (2020) 108:110209 (pp.1-7).
Nagy BJ el al., Near-Field-Induced Femtosecond Breakdown of Plasmonic Nanoparticles
Plasmonics (2020) 15:335–340.
