Scientific Equipment
Into this section you can find new products, new partners, news on the nanotechnology fields, on the vacuum and flow measurement, and on other fields of interest of our and yours business.
15–17 September 2026 | Padova Congress, Padua, Italy
Schaefer SEE is pleased to participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at...
Schaefer SEE will participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at NanoInnovation 2026, taking place in Rome from 14–18 September.
Location: Faculty of...
Schaefer SEE Srl will be attending AITEM 2026, presenting advanced solutions for material characterization, electron microscopy and surface metrology.
Visitors will be...
Schaefer SEE is pleased to announce its participation, together with partner Izon Science, at the III Congresso Nazionale della Rete Italiana Core Facilities,...
The G5 Ion Sputter Coater by GSEM is a compact, easy-to-use, and cost-effective instrument for preparing samples destined for SEM analysis.
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Figure 1. Whole blood sample from subject experiencing viral infection symptoms. Note, bluish viral particles present throughout the image
CytoViva’s Enhanced Darkfield Hyperspectral Microscopy has been demonstrated to provide label free detection of virus particles in complex biological environments. Most notable was a publication demonstrating hyperspectral mapping of the H1N1 virus in epithelial lung cells.1
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The first and only full-featured video-rate AFM
Video-rate atomic force microscopy as a tool for single molecule biochemistry and biophysics
Direct...
Webinar FluidFM: a new approach to CRISPR gene editing
'FluidFM: a new approach to CRISPR gene editing.' hosted by Dr. Paul Monnier, Field Application Scientist, Cytosurge AG and Dr. Maria Milla, Life Sciences Application Scientist, Cytosurge AG.
Featuring a live scientific experiment!
The transportation of...
Dr. Nagarjun Konduru and the team at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler (UT Health)
50 million people across the world are struggling with occupational or workplace related lung diseases, says the World Health Organization, occasionally causing death and disability1. Air-borne nanoparticles (< 100nm) are one of the leading causes of occupational and environmental lung...
