Laser Ablation in Action The high profile Laser Ablation IRMS technique uses a finely focused laser beam to remove microscopic amounts of material from the sample surface, which can be seen in this clever little video. One of the technique's key benefits is that it is...

Multi-Lingual Support for LA-IRMS site As the three way Laser Ablation IRMS technique collaboration between Sercon, Terra Analitic and Teledyne Photon Machines continues to draw international interest (thanks for the heads up Google Analytics!), we have added...

The Value of Collaboration Few real breakthroughs are achieved without collaboration, and the Laser Ablation IRMS is a case in point according to Sercon Director Garry Armstrong and Damon Green, Business Unit Manager at Teledyne Photon Machines. Damon is a geologist...

Analysis of 18O/16O Isotope Ratios in Organic Matter by Laser Ablation IRMS The first successful measurement of d13C and d18O in one go using UV lasers (e.g., 213 nm wavelength lasers) is documented in this paper by Elina K. Sahlstedt, Neil J. Loader and Katja T....