You are invited to participate in CMM’s annual user survey, run by Microscopy Australia. The survey takes 5 - 10 mins to complete. It will be open from 15th August to 2nd September 2022.
Micro-Crystal Electron Diffraction (MicroED) has created excitement in the scientific community as an emerging crystallography method to determine the 3-dimensional atomic structure of nanocrystals.
On Wednesday 6th July, we will be joined for a Frontiers seminar by Gavin Symonds, Product Manager for Laser Scanning Microscopy, Zeiss and Dr Nicholas Ariotti, group leader at IMB, UQ. They will be presenting an overview of applications and recent advances in the LSM 900 Airyscan 2.
This Friday, we will be joined for a Frontiers seminar by Mandi Hellested, CEO of IXRF Systems Inc. Mandi will be presenting on overview of applications and recent advances in elemental mapping via X-ray fluorescence microscopy, followed by an update on the CMM’s XFM instrument presented by the Dr Lachlan Casey.
CMM is pleased to announce the installation of the Waters MRT instrument. This is the first of these instruments to be installed in Australia and the 2nd installed globally.
We are seeking a Support Service Unit Officer (Mechanical/Electrical Technician). Full time continuing position. Applications close: Sunday 26 June at 11.00pm AEST.
You are invited to our next Frontiers in Microscopy and Microanalysis Seminar. - Mineral characterisation as a platform: the AMICS pathway for commercialisation of precompetitive tools developed in academia. Wednesday 8 June, 10.30-11.30am (AEST)
Earlier this year CMM teamed up with researchers from UQ’s School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences and application engineers from JEOL to achieve an important milestone. During a short test of UQ’s JEOL Cryo-ARM300 transmission electron microscope, almost 2000 micrographs containing pictures of the small iron storage protein, ferritin, were recorded over a period of 5 hours.
You are invited to our next Frontiers in Microscopy and Microanalysis Seminar with a talk from Dr. Matthias Langhorst, Dr. Emma Hooley, & Guillaume Kohen from Refeyn Ltd. Wednesday 11th May, 09:00 – 11:00 (AEST)
You are invited to our next Frontiers in Microscopy and Microanalysis Seminar with a talk by Dr Michael Bradley from ThermoFisher. Thursday 7th April 2022, 09:00 – 10:00 (AEST). All welcome.
CMM is pleased to announce the Dr Na'ama is the new Cryogenic Electron Microscopy Specialist at the Structural Biology and Protein Crystallography lab.
You are invited to our first Frontiers in Microscopy and Microanalysis Seminar Series with an ONi: Revolutionary Light Microscopy 'Exploring new frontiers in single molecule detection' introduction webinar and virtual demo. Thursday 17th March 2022, 9am to 10am (AEST)
You are invited to participate in a short 4 minute survey to share your experience of working with Microscopy Australia through CMM at UQ. The survey will close on Monday 7th February.
Electron beam lithography is commonly used to fabricate small devices used in computers, photonics and sensors. Since the technology relies on accurate positioning of the electron beam, it is very sensitive to interferences like vibrations and stray electromagnetic fields. Elliot Cheng and Roger Wepf describe how they solved this problem using a Spicer SC24 magnetic field cancelling system.
We are seeking a R&D Engineering Technician / Robotic Engineer for a full-time, fixed term position. Applications close: 19 January 2022 (11:00 PM) E. Australia Standard Time
CMM will be closing over the Christmas period. In an emergency please contact UQ Security on (07) 3365 3333. We have enjoyed working with you this year and we wish you a safe and happy festive season.
You are invited to our next Frontiers in Microscopy and Microanalysis Seminar with a talk by Professor Yifan Cheng from the Howard Hughes Medical Institution, University of California. Tuesday 23 November, 12:00 – 13:00 (AEST).
