Nano-crystallography: Update #16

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ELDICO ED-1 launched at IUCr XXV in Prague

Join us for a very pleasant look back at the product release of the ELDICO ED-1 at the IUCr XXV from 14 to 21 August in Prague, which gathered lots of attention. The public presentation of ELDICO's electron diffractometer with its disruptive horizontal design was a complete success; numerous representatives from scientific and industrial research were able to see the long-awaited, new cutting edge tool for the first time. Lively discussions at the ELDICO booth as well as the feedback to our contributions in the scientific programme (you can find them here) confirmed the community's great interest in a dedicated system designed to effectively support nano-crystallographic research. ELDICO supports this need with a tailored portfolio of products and services. Contact us now - we look forward to receiving your request for a quote.

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A cutting edge tool for innovations in nano

Now it’s here: ELDICO ED-1, the first dedicated electron diffractometer, is a cutting-edge tool and specifically designed to enable nano-crystallographic experiments. Read more about it here.

Want to test the capabilities of our system?

ELDICO Scientific, working together with industrial and academic partners, will soon be opening an ED experience center in Basel, Switzerland, where clients from science and industry can measure their samples in order to test the performance of electron diffraction and understand its impact.

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Electron diffraction: A joint survey with IUCr

To the survey

Conducted collaboratively by IUCr and ELDICO Scientific, the survey “Electron Diffraction: today and tomorrow” will evaluate the status of electron diffraction as a powerful technique for nano-analytical investigations in science and industry. We aim to better understand the current needs and requirements of the scientific community and to help disseminate the technique. Your participation is highly appreciated and the survey won’t take more than 15 minutes. For each completed survey, ELDICO will donate US$10 to the IUCr Education and Outreach Fund or to the Prize Fund for the Gjønnes medal.

OUR SALES TEAM

Are you interested in finding out more about ELDICO ED-1, its capabilities and the purchase, subscription or leasing options we offer? Please check which solution best suits your specific research or business model or contact us for advice.

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Eric Hovestreydt

CEO & Sales Director

hovestreydt@eldico.ch

Danny Stam

Manager Scientific Sales

stam@eldico.ch

About ELDICO

ELDICO Scientific AG (The Electron Diffraction Company) is a Swiss technology and service company founded in 2019 and based at the Switzerland Innovation Park Innovaare at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), a world-leading research institute for natural sciences and engineering. ELDICO develops, manufactures and commercializes electron diffractometers: novel analytical instruments for electron-based crystallography that make it possible to investigate nanocrystalline samples. ELDICO will be launching the first instrument specifically designed for nanocrystallographic investigations. Proof-of-concept was achieved in 2018 (ETH Zurich, C-CINA Basel) as part of a Nano-Argovia project of the Swiss Nanoscience Institute (SNI). It was published in 2018 and awarded as a Top 5 "Breakthrough of the Year 2018" by the leading science magazine SCIENCE. In 2020, among other public recognitions on the Swiss and EU level, ELDICO took second place in the prestigious Pioneer Prize awarded by Technopark Zurich and the Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB). ELDICO’s clients are industrial and academic researchers in large and fast growing industries such as the pharmaceutical industry, the electromobility, and the advanced materials/MOF sector. The company partners with leading engineering companies and component suppliers to deliver superior performance. www.eldico-scientific.com