HORIBA Scientific is proud to participate in the next International Conference on Spectroscopic Ellipsometry (ICSE) in Berlin, 6-10 June 2016.

HORIBA Scientific has a long history of innovation in ellipsometry over the past 25 years.  Those innovations include:  the phase modulation ellipsometer delivering the highest resolution measurements with the best signal to noise ratio; the liquid crystal ellipsometer measuring full-16 parameters Mueller matrix; a patented imaging system enabling clear visualization of the measurement beam spot on all types of film materials including rough, smooth, transparent and reflective surfaces; an ultra small microspot down to 35 µm available on a large spectral range, and the continuous extension of the spectral range from VUV to NIR.

HORIBA has made a great impact with these innovations, particularly in  semiconductor, flat panel display, nanotechnology and materials research.

We invite you to visit our booth to discuss your applications with our experts and learn how our new exciting innovations and capabilities can help with your research needs.

The GLADIATOR project (Graphene Layers: Production, Characterization and Integration) is driven by the vision of developing an approach to the production of high quality graphene (transmittance ≤ 90%, sheet resistance ≥ 10 Ohm/sq.) both on a large scale and at a low cost. For future CVD graphene manu¬facture, it is essential to monitor in-situ and real-time the quality during the graphene growth process.

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GLADIATOR (Graphene Layers: Production, Characterization and Integration) is a research project funded in part by the European Commission (FP7 grant agreement number 604000) that began on 1st November 2013 and will run for three and a half years (42 months). GLADIATOR seeks to improve the quality and size of CVD graphene sheets, and to reduce their production costs, in order to make the use of graphene more attractive e.g. in applications such as transparent electrodes for large area organic electronics.

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Read the half-time review Nov 2015

Read this new technical note to learn about the advantages of MyAutoView Vision System compared to conventional vision system.

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Read this new application note where spectroscopic ellipsometry (SE) is used to determine the optical constants of C60 and C70 thin films over the range 0.6-6.5eV (i.e. 190-2100nm). The information provided by the optical constants allows for a better understanding of the electronic structure of these materials.

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GLADIATOR (Graphene Layers: Production, Characterization and Integration) is a research project funded in part by the European Commission (FP7 grant agreement number 604000) that began on 1st November 2013 and will run for three and a half years (42 months). GLADIATOR seeks to improve the quality and size of CVD graphene sheets, and to reduce their production costs, in order to make the use of graphene more attractive e.g. in applications such as transparent electrodes for large area organic electronics.

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The EU-funded Clean4Yield project will be officially launched on May 1^st . Coordinated by Holst Centre/TNO, the three-year project brings together commercial and research partners from Europe and Israel to tackle one of the most pressing issues in organic electronics – ensuring high enough yields for cost-effective manufacturing. To this end, the partners will develop new technologies for inspecting, cleaning and repairing moving foils, and detecting and preventing defects in large-scale roll-to-roll production of OLEDs and OPVs.

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