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Unfortunately, CEOS GmbH does not currently have any open positions.

However, we always welcome applications from well-qualified candidates in fields that are highly relevant to electron optics, aberration correction, and STEM/EELS applications.

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CEOS at Microscopy Conference 2025 in Karlsruhe

The pre-conference workshop contributions

Chromatic aberration (Cc) corrected Cryo-EM

Researchers from SUSTech, Shenzhen and the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge successfully used the CEOS Cc/Cs image corrector CCOR
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Elemental mapping in cryo-electron microscopy:

CEOS has contributed to a nature article
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A new set of generalised

oscillator strengths for EELS quantification by UMünster and CEOS
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ESTEEM3 Final Info day

The ESTEEM3 project is successfully coming
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CEOS endowed professorship

CEOS GmbH has funded an endowed professorship for electron optics
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CEFID - First applications

First applications of our CEFID combined with a
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The Dectris detector for our CEFID imaging energy filter

The Dectris ELA hybrid-pixel detector is now available as an add-on for our CEFID imaging energy filter.
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Ultra-Fast TEM

Researchers from University of Göttingen, Germany, use our imaging energy filter CEFID more

Distinguished Scientist Award

Max Haider has received the Distinguished Scientist Award 2021 more

In sight: A paradigm shift in materials characterization

Researchers from Lehigh University (USA) have joint forces .more

Major Honour for Max Haider

Max Haider has been awarded with theKavli Prize 2020 in Nanoscience together with Harald Rose, Knut Urban ..more

Janis Köster receives Harald Rose Prize 2019

As part of the ceremony marking the 52nd anniversary of the University of Ulm,more

Fellows of the Microscopy Society of America

Max. Haider has been selected as member of the Class 2019 Fellows of more

CPO 10

CEOS has recently presented first results about its newly developed imaging energy filter
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Mechanisms of lithium transport

The SALVE team has identified mechanisms of lithium more

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