Next week, the annual Electronic Materials Conference (EMC) will be held in Santa Barbara, CA, [...]

You might have read in our probe station catalog that capturing various temperature measurements can be an automated process by adding a Keithley parameter analyzer to a Lake Shore probe station [...]

If you are going to next week’s TechConnect World Innovation Conference & Expo in National Harbor, MD (Washington, D.C.), please consider attending our poster session, “First-Order-Reversal-Curve [...]

Graphene, because of its super-thin yet durable and ductile structure, lends itself to possible use in many new applications, including next-generation sensor designs. The most recent Journal of [...]

 See this Journal of Nanomaterials article, “Microstructure and Superparamagnetic Properties of Mg-Ni-Cd Ferrites Nanoparticles,” detailing how [...]

If you visited us at the APS March Meeting in Denver, you likely saw an early version of our new Model 372 on display. Or perhaps you have seen it on our website. This instrument represents the first [...]

IEEE Electron Device Letters, R&D Magazine, AZoNano.com, MachineDesign.Com, and other publications published news out of Georgia Institute of Technology about achieving a significant milestone [...]

Lake Shore’s team draws from a number of technical and scientific fields. In addition to physics, chemistry, and materials science, employees come to us also from the fields of electrical, [...]

If you’re planning to attend the APS/CNM/EMC Users’ Meeting next week at Argonne National Laboratory or the NSLS/CFN Joint Users’ Meeting at Brookhaven National Laboratory the following week, be sure [...]

If you have read anything about our 8400 Series HMS, you know that when used with its AC field Hall option, it’s capable of measuring low-mobility materials. These are the types of materials with [...]