Sébastien Blais-Ouellette

In a 2022 publication from NIST, researchers were able to visualize localized, radiative defects in high growth-rate GaAs solar cells across a broad temperature range (77 K to 300 K).

To read the full paper and discover the role of Photon etc.'s GRAND-EOS 👉 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Research led by David Ginger’s group at the University of Washington, in collaboration with institutions including Eindhoven University of Technology and Georgia Tech uncovers how local halide heterogeneity drives surface wrinkling in wide-bandgap perovskites.

@nature.com 👉 go.nature.com/4i0qZqe

YouTube video by Photon etc. LightIR - Open near infrared fluorescence imaging

Discover the LightIR, the world's first and only versatile in vivo fluorescence imaging system for researchers designed for both closed and open environments.

Details 👉 www.photonetc.com/products/lig...

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EMIM 2025 starts today! Meet Paul Dorval and Pierre-Alix Dorval at booth 325 to discover the Kratoscope from Kaer Labs (a company of Photon etc.), a fast and efficient tool for ex vivo 3D organ imaging.

Stop by to see it in action and learn how it can support your work!

📍 EMIM 2025 | Booth 325

Hyperspectral imaging of argon plasma jet The team at Université de Montreal, featuring Professor Luc Stafford and researcher Fatima Khazem, recently showcased their latest publication, "Hyperspectral imaging of a microwave argon plasma jet expanding in ambient air." This research discusses the complexities of non-equilibrium plasmas at atmospheric pressure using advanced hyperspectral imaging. The V-EOS hyperspectral imaging system from Photon etc., enhanced their ability to measure electronic temperature, electronic density and electric field intensity.

Professor Luc Stafford and researcher Fatima Khazem from Université de Montreal, recently showcased their latest publication: "Hyperspectral imaging of a microwave argon plasma jet expanding in ambient air."

To discover how the V-EOS was used to study a microwave plasma jet, watch the video below 👇

Photon etc.’s products we're highlighted in over 7 @nature.com publications in 2024! From enhancing solar cell efficiency to innovating cancer diagnostics, our technology is contributing to scientific research across a spectrum of fields.

To learn more 👉 www.photonetc.com/scientific-p...

New study from teams of the University of Rhode Island and Brown University utilizes NIR fluorescence spectral fingerprinting and machine learning to explore the interactions between DNA-functionalized single-walled carbon nanotubes (DNA-SWCNTs) and macrophage cells.

🔗 pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1...

Professor Stefaan De Wolf and his team have pioneered the use of solvent-dripping modulated 3D/2D heterostructures, enhancing the efficiency and durability of perovskite solar cells.

Learn about this breakthrough published in @nature.com and our IMA's contribution 🔗 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Researchers from Addis Ababa Science and Technology University, Johannes Kepler University and Hawassa University have enhanced the performance and stability of solar devices with the help of the LLTF based TRPL experiment.

To read the paper 🔗 link.springer.com/article/10.1...

For the first time, hyperspectral photoluminescence imaging has been applied to 16 cm² perovskite semitransparent mini-modules, revealing voltage losses, shunt mechanisms, and ion migration.

Crucial work for improving perovskite solar cells.

Full article 👉 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

YouTube video by Arizona State University Research ASU Core Facilities Equipment Showcase: Photon etc. Hyperspectral Microscope

From mapping compositions to identifying defects, discover below how ASU Core Research Facilities are leveraging our #IMA for their research in solar cell characterization, nanomaterials, and semiconductor.

À surveiller dans le ciel de février 2025 à Montréal et sa région

Durant février, 4 planètes son bien visibles à l’oeil nu (d’Ouest en Est) : Saturne, Vénus, Jupiter et Mars. Un télescope permettra de voir Uranus et Neptune entre Jupiter et Vénus. Mercure pointera son nez à partir du 23.

Vos pantoufles sentent la fumée - La Presse+ https://aide.lapresse.ca/hc/fr-ca/requests/new?ticket_form_id=10389435197207&tf_10389597715607=redac_opinion&tf_16491764350743=dialogue_appel&tf_subject=64f3bc0+Racontez-nous+votre+histoire

Tentant de se remettre la tête dans le sable bitumineux, mais ça reste l'enjeu majeur qui sera derrière tant d'autres. Merci du rappel.
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