Nanoscience Instruments Inc. | Streamlining Graphene Liquid Cell Preparation

Booth 1925

Graphene Liquid Cells (GLCs) offer unprecedented capabilities for imaging samples in their native hydrated state, providing insights at atomic resolution [1]. However, manual assembly of GLCs presents significant challenges, limiting their widespread adoption. Introducing VitroTEM's Naiad system, a revolutionary approach to GLC preparation. By employing a layered structure consisting of monolayer graphene sheets on standard TEM grids, the Naiad system rapidly constructs GLCs, encapsulating liquid samples for imaging [2]. We'll show images of ferritin particles in their native environment, demonstrating the system's efficacy in biological materials research. Additionally, we present atomic resolution images of Au nanoparticles, highlighting the utility in nanomaterial science. The Naiad system simplifies GLC assembly, enabling researchers to focus on sample imaging rather than grappling with graphene preparation. Witness the Naiad system's potential to accelerate discoveries in diverse fields reliant on high-resolution imaging of liquid-phase samples.