Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is Quantum Yield? In this article we give a useful insight to the history of quantum yield and how to measure it using the Absolute and Relative methods.
At Edinburgh Instruments, we understand that choosing the right spectroscopy instrumentation can be difficult, which is why we have highlighted the most popular Spectroscopy Instrumentation products from our Photonics division in this product overview.
As we continue to highlight our staff during our 50th Anniversary celebrations, this month we would like to introduce Zach Nilsson, our new Optical Product Engineer. We caught up with Zach to find out what interested him to work within the industry and the hobbies he has outside of work.
As we continue to highlight our staff during our 50th Anniversary celebrations, this month we shine a light on Rebecca Keenan, our Marketing Assistant. She has been with the company for a year now joining us in the midst of COVID-19 lockdown. We decided it might be time to catch up with her to find out how she is enjoying
Investing in a new optical spectrometer is an important decision for any research group; with a wide range of options available. To aid you in selecting the ideal spectrometer and configuration for your research we would like to invite you for a virtual visit to our Applications Lab in Scotland.
As the northern hemisphere enters summer the applications team at Edinburgh Instruments looks back on its investigation into the protectivity of sunglasses. This study started after a sunny trip to San Diego California back in 2019 when travel and in—person conferences could occur...
We recently visited the virtual MRS Spring Conference where we ran a webinar session on the popular topic of 'Photoluminescence Characterisation of Perovskite Semiconductors'.
Discover the latest webinar presented by Edinburgh Instruments 'Photoluminescence and Transient Absorption'
