MEET EMSIS AT IMC21 IN LIVERPOOL

EMSIS is heading to Liverpool for IMC21 – the 21st International Microscopy Congress, taking place from 31 August to 3 September 2026. Visit us at Stand 160 to discover our latest TEM imaging solutions, including QEDIRA, our 61-megapixel CMOS TEM camera. See our camera technology in action: a live TEM imaging demonstration will also be…

EMSIS Asia in Asia Pacific Microscopy Conference

Asia Pacific Microscopy Conference is officially underway, and EMSIS Asia is thrilled to be part of this event! Over the last few days, we have been connecting with brilliant minds, sharing insights, and showcasing how our cutting-edge solutions are pushing the boundaries of microscopy. A lot of customers, friends and parters come visited us at…

EMSIS Asia will be participating in APMC 2025 We are thrilled to announce that EMSIS Asia will be participating in the Asia Pacific Electron Microscopy Conference 2025 in the sunshine city of Brisbane, Australia! 📅 Date: 2nd – 7th February 2025 📍 Venue: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre 🔢 Booth Number: 39  

QEMSIS Unveils Groundbreaking TEM CMOS Camera: The QEDIRA B60T

EMSIS is proud to introduce its latest innovation in transmission electron microscopy (TEM) technology: the QEDIRA (model B60T) TEM CMOS camera. Drawing upon decades of expertise, EMSIS has once again demonstrated its commitment to delivering cutting-edge imaging solutions for a wide array of TEM applications. The QEDIRA camera is the result of meticulous engineering and…

TOLARA B06U – NEW 6MP TEM camera for the bottom port

EMSIS presents its next model in its successful line of bottom mount high resolution cameras: the 6 MP TOLARA B06U TEM camera, representing a mid-range, affordable TEM camera by EMSIS, but with virtually no compromises to speed and quality. Camera concept The TOLARA provides high resolution, high speed in full view, well settled CCD sensor…

Xarosa CMOS chip being used on Mars

The latest exploration of Mars become an international hotpot. NASA landed the PERSEVERANCE ROVER on the surface of Mars on 18 February 2021. Wonderful and exciting images were sent back to Earth and the clarity and crispness of the images was a giant leap in comparison to the former expedition on Mars in 2013 by…