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Thermo Fisher Launches Hypulse System for Surface Analysis.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific has launched the Thermo Scientific Hypulse Surface Analysis System, an innovative instrument that leverages femtosecond laser technology to significantly improve X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) depth-profiling.

This new system aims to accelerate the understanding of material surfaces by providing more accurate and faster data collection. The core innovation lies in its ability to use a femtosecond laser for material removal, which a subject matter expert, Professor Mark Baker, notes avoids chemical damage and allows for a more truthful characterization of a sample's composition.

This technology enables researchers to analyze materials at greater depths and with unprecedented speed. By combining this new laser technology with its existing MAGCIS™ ion source, Thermo Fisher offers a versatile solution for a wide range of materials science applications, particularly in cases where ion beam technology is unsuitable.

The Hypulse system is expected to drive progress across various industries, including the development of advanced energy storage solutions, improved medical implants with better biocompatibility and infection prevention, and enhanced fire protection materials. The company's mission is to empower customers to make the world "healthier, cleaner and safer," and this new instrument is positioned as a key tool in achieving that goal.