Schaefer SEE Srl will participate to the ECIS 2023: Innovation and Technology in the Spotlight

Event - Congress -Workshop

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Sunday 03 September 2023 - 17:30 to Friday 08 September 2023 - 12:45

Post publication date: 
Monday, August 21, 2023

Our partner LS Instruments will present a new advanced machine learning algorithm for estimating the size distribution of nanoparticles measured with DLS.

Where: Naples, Maritime Station

The upcoming European Colloid and Interface Society Conference 2023 (ECIS 2023) promises to be an extraordinarily important event for the scientific and technological world, and Schaefer SEE Srl is ready to play its part in the landscape of innovation and discovery. At ECIS, we will bring exciting new innovations, cutting-edge scientific tools and solutions.

LS Instruments Presents CORENN; the Machine Learning Algorithm for DLS.
DLS data analysis: The CORENN method

The main highlight will be a presentation by LS Instruments, a strategic partner of Schaefer SEE Srl, entitled: "An advanced machine learning algorithm for the robust estimation of the particle size distribution from dynamic light scattering experiments." Dr. Andrea Vaccaro, CEO of the Swiss qompany, will explain how machine learning can revolutionize particle size analysis from experiments performed with dynamic light scattering.

This innovative approach aims to improve the accuracy and reliability in estimating particle size by dynamic light scattering (DLS). CORENN uses a convolutional neural network to extract meaningful information from DLS data, overcoming the limitations of traditional methods. The advantages of CORENN: It can address and solve some of the most common challenges in DLS measurements, such as the presence of noise in the data and the analysis of complex samples. This promising approach aims to revolutionize particle size analysis, enabling higher accuracy and broader application in research and industry.

Neoscan Micro CT Scanner: explore the Three-Dimensional Microcosm.
Neoscan N70: High-resolution 3D imaging to reveal hidden details

In addition to the LS Instruments presentation, Schaefer SEE Srl will show to attendees informational material on new products just arrived in its catalog. These include Neoscan's micro CT scanners, which open a three-dimensional window into otherwise invisible structures and details. This technology is advancing by leaps and bounds in the field of materials research and biomedical engineering, promising to reveal new insights and valuable information.

Nanos SEM: Microscopic resolution for detailed surface analysis

We will also bring informational material on Nanos, the benchtop SEM with integrated EDS developed by the Dutch company Phe-nx. This state-of-the-art system offers ultra-high resolution imaging of sample surfaces and EDS spectroscopy for detailed chemical analysis.

Nanos offers exceptional resolution that reveals nanoscale detail, enabling detailed observation of the most minute structures. Its distinguishing feature is versatility: designed to be accessible and usable in a variety of environments, from industry to research, from laboratories to schools.

Ease of use is a hallmark, enabling anyone, even without specific experience, to obtain high-quality results. In addition, low operating costs make this tool highly cost-effective, especially to amortize its costs. An additional advantage is the simplified maintenance, which can be performed by the user where the Nanos is placed: thus minimizing inconvenience and downtime. Phe-nx's Nanos SEM is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to explore the microscopic world easily, efficiently, and economically in the long run.

Related products 

LS Instruments - Nanolab 3D - Dynamic Light Scattering
Dynamic Light Scattering in extremely high particle concentrations
Dynamic and Static Light Scattering for powerful Particle Characterization even in turbid samples
Nanos - The next generation tabletop SEM
The next generation tabletop SEM with integrated EDS
Scientific grade, high-resolution micro-CT scanner

Partner 

LS Instruments

Neoscan

Phe-nx