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Tescan Group today announced the acquisition of FemtoInnovations, a leading innovator in ultrafast laser technologies, and the creation of a dedicated Laser Technology Business Unit (LT BU) headquartered at the University of Connecticut (UConn) Tech Park.
The week at the 32nd IEEE International Symposium on the Physical and Failure Analysis of Integrated Circuits (IPFA 2025) in Penang from August 5 to 8 delivered what the semiconductor industry needs most: education, practical discussion, and forward-looking solutions.
CEO Jean-Charles Chen shares how the rebrand goes beyond design, marking Tescan’s evolution from product maker to solutions partner — committed to “Accelerating the Art of Discovery.”
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October brings two exciting opportunities to connect with TESCAN experts and explore our solutions for cutting-edge research. Whether you’re uncovering the molecular processes of life at the EMBO | EMBL Symposium in Heidelberg or advancing materials analysis at the Metallography Conference in Bochum, we’ll be there to share insights, demonstrate our innovations, and discuss how our technology can support your discoveries.
On September 16–17, 2025, the University of Leeds and the Royal Microscopy Society hosted a workshop on 4D-STEM and 3D-ED applications, featuring global experts and Tescan’s strategic partners. A major highlight was the focus on TENSOR, with live demonstrations and results from 3D PED experiments presented by leading researchers. The event was praised for its strong scientific content and organization, further strengthening TENSOR’s visibility in advanced materials research.
At Tescan, we are always looking for ways to bring the latest thinking and real-world applications directly to the scientific community. Recently, we partnered with the University of Sydney’s Sydney Microscopy & Microanalysis facility for a live webinar that showcased how the Tescan Amber X 2 Plasma FIB-SEM is transforming TEM sample preparation.
Explore how analytical 4D-STEM reveals fine-grained zirconia phase transformations at the nanoscale.
Linda Bilal
Senior Marketing Manager
+420 778 788 844
linda.bilal@tescan.com
