Published: Jul 24, 2023 by Ismail El Baggari

EmJ Rennich wins a Microscopy & Microanalysis Student Scholar Award for her submission and oral presentation titled “Liquid Helium TEM Sample Holder with High Stability and Long Hold Times”. Congratulations EmJ!

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