Magnetic Active Compensation System (MACS) for Electron Microscopy

Since the invention of the compound microscope by Zecharias Janssen in 1595, and its extensive use by Galileo in the early 1600s, the microscope has proved to be one of the most valuable research and information tools used by the scientific community. Yet, as researchers began to delve deeper, beyond the mere cellular structures of biological...

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Title		Magnetic Active Compensation System (MACS) for Electron Microscopy
Author		Joe Kellogg
Publication		Interference Technology
Date		December 2003