SEM image of 7075 aluminum alloy powders particles.
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
Lamella preparation by SEM/FIB of a joint between TiNi and Ti6Al4V alloys obtained by diffusion
bondingwith nanolayers.
Instrument: Dual FIB with UHREM SEM Helios 450S (FEI), INL.
(Courtesy of Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
bondingwith nanolayers.
Instrument: Dual FIB with UHREM SEM Helios 450S (FEI), INL.
(Courtesy of Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
SEM image of interface image of the joining between a Al2O3 and Ti6Al4V alloy obtained by brazing withnanolayers.
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
SEM image of surface of a multilayer structure of a cutting tool.
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Beatriz Monteiro and Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Beatriz Monteiro and Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto)
SEM image of cross-section of deposited hard multilayers for a cutting tool.
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Beatriz Monteiro and Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto).
Instrument: FEI QUANTA 400 FEG ESEM, CEMUP.
(Courtesy of Beatriz Monteiro and Sónia Simões, College of Engineering of University of Porto).
SEM micrograph of Aspergillus niger.
Instrument: Phenom SEM.(Courtesy of Luis Spencer Lima, Paralab)
Instrument: Phenom SEM.(Courtesy of Luis Spencer Lima, Paralab)
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The Portuguese Microscopy Society (SPMicros) succeeded, through statutory changes, the Portuguese Electron Microscopy Society (SPME), founded in 1966. It is a non-profit scientific society that currently encompasses the Life Sciences and Materials Science sections.
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eventsExploring the frontiers of microscopy: innovation and impact.
SAVE THE DATE – MFS2027
We are delighted to announce that MFS2027 – Microscopy at the Frontiers of Science will take place from 28 September to 1 October 2027 in the Algarve, Portugal. Jointly organised by the Portuguese Society of Microscopy (SPMicros) and the Sociedad de...
SPMicros Annual General Assembly held together with the EM Tech Day, 25 September 2026
About EM Tech Day The EM Tech Day started back in 2016 at the former Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência and had four editions held across Portugal. After a break due to the pandemic, we are excited to bring it back to...

