Micro-XRF webinar about micro-XRF data processing tools, and how they can be used to analyse elements in pigments, to unlock information about works of art and historic artefacts.
Micro-XRF is in many ways ideal for forensic analysis; find out more in Bruker’s webinar about analysing gunshot residue and small particles.
Join Bruker for a webinar about different approaches to bulk quantification with micro-XRF, for those working in failure analysis, quality control, materials, metals and R&D.
Join us on our Micro-XRF Workshop Tour at regional venues around the UK in May/June 2017. Talks about elemental analysis and live demonstrations testing your samples!
Watch the talks from our Art Conservation with Micro-XRF Workshop at the National Gallery.
How to measure the thickness of coatings and layers with micro-XRF, a fast, accurate and non-destructive technique.
Micro-XRF has many applications in geology for elemental and mineral analysis, and is faster and more cost-effective than alternative methods.
Join us for an art conservation workshop at the National Gallery in London on Wednesday 29th March 2017.
Bruker Webinar: Automated Mineral Analysis with Micro-XRF Join Bruker for a webinar about automated mineral analysis using micro-XRF on Thursday
Historic England used micro-XRF to image glass from medieval painted windows, to reveal decoration that was otherwise hidden.
Bruker webinar about detecting restricted elements and contamination in quality control with the M1 Mistral micro-XRF spectrometer.
Webinar from Bruker on Thursday 25th August 2016 about FP quantification with the Bruker M4 TORNADO micro-XRF spectrometer, focusing on steel analysis.
