Atelier Exposant - Salle 1
Mar 24, 2027
11:15 AM11:45 AM
Laboratory transformationIndustry & materials
De l’échantillon à la décision : déployez des workflows corrélatifs en microscopie à l’échelle du laboratoire.
Speakers:
Gregory MICHELZEISSAccount Manager
Description
Modern materials are complex, heterogeneous, and often structured across multiple scales. For research, R&D, and quality control laboratories, a single imaging technique is not always enough to connect the origin of a defect with a material’s microstructure, composition, and behavior.
This presentation will explore the possibilities offered by correlative workflows in microscopy and imaging. The principle is to coherently combine several modalities—optical microscopy, electron microscopy, FIB-SEM, XRM microscopy, and analysis software—to track an area of interest from the macroscopic scale down to the nanometric scale, both on the surface and in volume.
Applied to challenges such as failure analysis, porosity, inclusions, cracks, interfaces, internal structures, or material qualification, this approach helps better guide analyses, reduce uncertainty, and accelerate decision-making.
The session will highlight the concrete benefits for materials laboratories: sample preservation through non-destructive investigations, improved reproducibility, optimized analysis time, data traceability, and smoother sharing of results between R&D, quality, and production teams.
Finally, ZEISS Research & Quality Solutions will offer a perspective on future developments: automation, advanced image analysis, 2D/3D correlation, and integrated data management. A pragmatic approach to turning complementary imaging data into reliable, actionable, and value-creating information.
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