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CIQTEK, a leading manufacturer and supplier of advanced Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) instrumentation, will participate in the 2026 International School of EPR Spectroscopy in Obernai, France. The event will bring together international researchers, instrument scientists, and application experts to explore the latest developments in EPR spectroscopy fundamentals, practical implementations, and hands-on applications. Event Details Date: June 22–26, 2026 Location: Obernai, France (Practical sessions at nearby EPR laboratories in Strasbourg) Improving EPR Skills Through Theory and Practice This year's school is themed "Improving Skills in EPR Spectroscopy: Theoretical Foundations and Practical Implementations." The curriculum covers: CW EPR fundamentals and instrumentation Anisotropic systems and spectral analysis strategies Spin trapping and computational methods Pulse EPR and quantification techniques EPR applications: Physics, Energy, and Health CIQTEK's Contributions to the School The school will feature CIQTEK's participation across both lecture sessions and hands-on practical demonstrations. Tuesday, June 23 — Presentation & Online Demo Format: 35-minute session (15-minute presentation + 20-minute online demonstration) Location: Obernai CIQTEK will deliver a comprehensive presentation on our latest EPR technologies, followed by a live online demonstration showcasing the capabilities and applications of our advanced EPR systems. Wednesday, June 24 — Full-Day Hands-On Practical Sessions Location: EPR Laboratories in Strasbourg Format: Full-day hands-on practical sessions CIQTEK Demo: EPR 200M Spectrometer Duration: 60 minutes per group Groups: 4 sessions Participants will gain direct, hands-on experience with CIQTEK's EPR 200M spectrometer, exploring sample measurement techniques and practical applications under expert guidance. Connecting EPR Users with Instrument Technology In addition to scientific sessions, the school will provide opportunities for direct interaction between EPR users and instrument technology. Participants will have the chance to experience CIQTEK benchtop and pulse EPR spectrometers, and take part in hands-on courses on good practices in EPR. Event Schedule Overview 表格     Day Date CIQTEK Activity Location Tuesday June 23 Presentation + Online Demo (35 min) Obernai Wednesday June 24 Hands-on Demo: EPR 200M (60 min × 4 groups) Strasbourg EPR Labs About CIQTEK CIQTEK is a high-tech company dedicated to the development and manufacturing of advanced scientific instruments. With a strong focus on EPR spectroscopy, we provide innovative solutions that combine cutting-edge technology with user-friendly design, serving research institutions and industries globally.

Lille, France — CIQTEK successfully participated in the FBNL-MR 2026 (France-Belgium-Netherlands-Luxembourg joined Magnetic Resonance Conference), held from June 2–5, 2026 in Lille, France. As a proud sponsor of the event, CIQTEK presented its latest innovations in magnetic resonance instrumentation and engaged with the European scientific community throughout the four-day conference. Sponsor Talk Highlights On Tuesday, June 2, CIQTEK delivered Sponsor Talk ST-03 at Amphi A at 15:50. Presented by Dr. Jeff Sun and the CIQTEK team, the talk titled Next-Generation EPR: Combining High-Performance Q Band Instrumentation with Artificial Intelligence Enhanced Spectral Processing drew a strong audience and sparked lively discussions. Key topics covered included: · Q-band pulsed EPR systems featuring advanced Solid-State Power Amplifier (SSPA) technology, delivering superior sensitivity and stability for high-field electron paramagnetic resonance research. · CIQTEK's proprietary three-layer AI EPR model, trained on 100,000+ datasets, achieving 92% precision for real-world sample analysis — enabling automated spectral fitting, characterization, and report generation. · The complete CIQTEK EPR product line: the X-Band CW Benchtop EPR200M, X-Band CW Floor-Standing EPR300, X-Band Pulse Floor-Standing EPR100, Q-Band Pulse EPR-Q400, W-Band EPR-W900, and the Cryogenic Free W-Band System. · The NMR spectrometer portfolio, including the Solution NMR CAN400 and CAN600, alongside the 300–600 MHz Magnet Modernization Solution for upgrading legacy systems. Dr. Sun also highlighted CIQTEK's deep R&D commitment: 190+ scientific staff, 150+ patents, and 40% of revenue reinvested into R&D, underscoring the company's position as a fast-growing, innovation-driven instrumentation provider. Conference Engagement Throughout the conference, the CIQTEK team welcomed researchers from across Europe at the CIQTEK booth, providing in-depth technical consultations on EPR and NMR applications. The team connected with leading scientists during the High-Field Round Table, where experts discussed the future of high-field magnetic resonance and emerging research frontiers. A central message of CIQTEK's presence was its "Proactive Partnership" approach: flexible customization, a dedicated R&D team, and close collaboration with customers to co-develop solutions that meet specific research needs. Looking Ahead CIQTEK extends its sincere thanks to the FBNL-MR 2026 organizers and to all the researchers who visited the booth and attended the sponsor talk. The company remains committed to advancing magnetic resonance technology through AI-enhanced instrumentation, robust hardware platforms, and responsive customer partnerships. Stay tuned for CIQTEK's continued engagement with the global magnetic resonance community at upcoming events. Contact CIQTEK U.S. & North America: info.usa@ciqtek.com International & Other Regions: in...

CIQTEK will showcase electron microscopy solutions and deliver a presentation at the Company Session Hefei, China — From June 9 to 12, 2026, the SCANDEM 2026 Annual Meeting of the Nordic Microscopy Society will be held in Oulu, Finland. CIQTEK, a leading provider of quantum precision measurement and electron microscopy solutions, announces its participation in this prestigious event. CIQTEK will highlight two core electron microscopy products at Booth II.5 and deliver a presentation at the Company Session to engage with leading researchers and experts in the global microscopy community.   About SCANDEM 2026 SCANDEM is one of the longest-standing and most influential annual microscopy conferences in the Nordic region. This year’s meeting is jointly organized by the Biocenter Oulu Material Analysis Center and the Nordic Microscopy Society, and will take place at the Kieppi Building of Biocenter Oulu. The conference spans two major thematic areas: life sciences (from whole-organism imaging to molecular-level techniques) and materials science (metallurgy, geology, catalysts, nanoparticles, and more). The program features plenary lectures, scientific presentations, poster sessions, and an exhibition hall, expecting approximately 120–150 attendees and around 20 instrument vendors. Notably, Oulu has been designated as the European Capital of Culture 2026, offering visitors from around the world a unique cultural atmosphere and vibrant innovation.   CIQTEK Exhibition Highlights Booth Information CIQTEK’s booth is located at II.5 in the exhibition area. The team will present two core electron microscopy products on-site, with technical specialists available to provide detailed product introductions and technical consultations. Featured Products SEM5000X Ultra-High Resolution FESEM: CIQTEK’s flagship field emission scanning electron microscope. It features an advanced electron optical system delivering ultra-high resolution imaging, making it ideal for precision nano-structural analysis in materials science, semiconductors, and life sciences. HEM6000 High-Speed SEM: A high-throughput workstation engineered for large-area and batch inspection. With outstanding high beam current, exceptional stability, and automated workflows, it significantly accelerates imaging speeds for industrial quality control and advanced research. Company Presentation CIQTEK will present at Session 1 (Company Session LS1+MS1, Room 101A) from approximately 11:00 to 11:10. Presenter: Miles, Solutions Specialist at CIQTEK Topic: “Unlocking the Power of Unique High-Speed Scanning Electron Microscopy Solution from CIQTEK” This presentation will explore the fundamental principles behind high-speed Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy (FESEM) and reveal how this cutting-edge technology is transforming across-scale and large-data imaging and analysis. Miles will explain what makes CIQTEK’s high-speed FESEM uniquely different a...

CIQTEK, a leading manufacturer and supplier of advanced Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) instrumentation, will participate in the “France-Belgium-Netherlands-Luxembourg joined Magnetic Resonance Conference (FBNL-MR 2026)” in Lille, France. The event will bring together leading researchers, instrument scientists, and application specialists from across Europe and beyond to exchange the latest developments in EPR and NMR spectroscopy.  Event Details Date:  June 2–5, 2026 Location:  Lille, France CIQTEK Sponsor Talk:  Tuesday, June 2, 15:50–16:00 (10 min), Amphi A Talk Title:  Next-Generation EPR: Combining High-Performance Q Band Instrumentation with Artificial Intelligence Enhanced Spectral Processing   Advancing EPR Through Hardware and AI Integration As research moves toward increasingly complex biological and material systems, CIQTEK addresses these challenges by developing high-performance hardware alongside the first dedicated AI model for EPR. This presentation will focus on how CIQTEK’s integrated approach enables: • Higher sensitivity and spectral resolution with Q-band pulsed EPR systems using Solid-State Power Amplifier technology, deciphering complex metal hyperfine couplings and extracting dipolar information for high-resolution DEER distance mapping • Automated spectral analysis through a three-layer AI EPR model trained on over 100,000 real and simulated datasets — achieving 99.9% precision for simulations and 92% for real-world samples • Streamlined workflow from raw data to publication with automated spectral fitting, component characterization, and experimental report generation, plus predictive guidance suggesting follow-up experiments • Lower technical barriers for researchers in chemistry, biology, and materials science, driving EPR toward a more impactful and accessible technology   Talk Abstract Advancing EPR requires a dual focus on robust hardware and intelligent software to bridge the gap between complexity and discovery. Our Q-band system enhances sensitivity and resolution, deciphering complex hyperfine couplings and richer dipolar data for precise distance mapping. Meanwhile, the AI assistant automates fitting, characterization, and reporting with 92% precision for real-world samples, providing predictive guidance for further sample verification. This unified approach lowers technical barriers and maximizes scientific output, empowering the community with higher efficiency and greater data reliability.  Visit the CIQTEK Booth  In addition to our sponsor talk, CIQTEK is a proud sponsor of FBNL-MR 2026 with a dedicated exhibition booth at the conference venue. We warmly welcome all attendees to visit our booth for more in-depth discussions about our EPR and NMR solutions. Our team will be available to provide: • On-site technical discussions with CIQTEK engineers to answe...

At the 16th ASEM Workshop in Austria, CIQTEK demonstrated that researchers no longer have to choose between imaging speed and high resolution. Our latest breakthrough in High-Speed Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) allows for incredibly detailed imaging at low voltages, making massive-scale projects faster and more accurate than ever before.     A Gathering of Great Minds in Austria The 16th ASEM Workshop recently wrapped up at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA), and what an event it was! Held from April 20th to 21st, this workshop is the place to be for anyone serious about electron microscopy in Europe. The air was buzzing with talk about the next generation of imaging, and the CIQTEK team was right in the middle of it.   The Talk Everyone Was Discussing One of the most talked-about moments of the event was a technical session led by CIQTEK’s own Dr. Fenfa Yao. His presentation, titled "Unlocking the Power of Unique High-Speed Scanning Electron Microscopy with No Compromise of Superb Imaging Resolution at Low kV for Large Scale Volume Microscopy Applications," hit a nerve with the crowd for all the right reasons. Dr. Yao tackled a problem that has frustrated scientists for years. Traditionally, if you wanted to scan a large volume of a sample, you either had to go slow to keep the quality high or speed up and lose the fine details. By focusing on "Low kV" (low accelerating voltage) imaging, Dr. Yao showed how CIQTEK has cracked the code. We can now produce crystal-clear images at high speeds without damaging sensitive samples.     Why "Low kV" is a Big Deal For many in the audience, the real "aha!" moment came when seeing the results of CIQTEK’s high-speed imaging. Imaging at low voltages is crucial because it helps protect samples from beam damage, especially in life sciences or delicate material research. Dr. Yao explained how our technology maintains superb resolution even when the clock is ticking, which is a total lifesaver for large-scale volume microscopy.   More Than Just Technology: It is About People While the technical sessions were a hit, the highlight for our team was at the CIQTEK booth. It felt like a reunion! We were thrilled to see so many familiar faces: long-time partners and loyal clients who came by to say hello and see what we have been working on lately. The conversations were not just about specs and numbers. We talked about real-world challenges, shared ideas for future research, and got some fantastic feedback on our HEM6000 series. It is these human connections that drive us to keep innovating.     Looking Ahead As the ASEM Workshop comes to a close, we are heading back to the office with a lot of inspiration. The positive energy from the attendees and the great response to Dr. Yao’s talk confirm that we are on the right track. We are committed to making high-performance microscopy tools that are not only powerful but also practical for sci...

CIQTEK and SciMed Redefine EPR Possibilities at the 59th RSC ESR Meeting The Future of EPR is here. At the 59th RSC ESR Meeting in Colchester, CIQTEK and SciMed successfully demonstrated how accessible benchtop hardware and AI-driven Q-band technology are breaking traditional barriers in spectroscopy research. From April 13 to 16, 2026, the University of Essex played host to one of the most prestigious gatherings in the world of spectroscopy: the 59th Annual International Meeting of the RSC ESR Spectroscopy Group. For the team at CIQTEK, in partnership with our UK distributors at SciMed, it was an incredible week of sharing ideas, showing off new gear, and discussing where the industry is headed.     A Powerful Partnership in the UK Our presence at the event was a joint effort with SciMed, our trusted partners who help us bring high-end scientific instruments to the UK and European markets. Together, we met with researchers, physicists, and chemists to discuss the practical challenges they face in the lab. It is always rewarding to see how our technology fits into real-world workflows, and the feedback we received was invaluable. Hands-on with the EPR200M: Precision on Your Desktop One of the biggest highlights at our booth was the EPR200M benchtop EPR spectrometer. We brought a demo unit along so attendees could see it in action. The reaction was fantastic. Most researchers are used to EPR spectrometers being massive, floor-standing machines that require their own dedicated rooms. The EPR200M changes that. It offers: High Sensitivity: Don't let the size fool you; it delivers research-grade data. Compact Design: It fits right on a standard lab bench, making it perfect for multi-user facilities or individual research groups. Ease of Use: With an intuitive interface, it lowers the learning curve for students and new users. Seeing scientists realize they can get high-quality ESR data without a massive footprint is exactly why we do what we do.     Dr. Jingwen Xia on the "Next Generation" of EPR It wasn't just about the hardware at the booth. CIQTEK’s very own Dr. Jingwen Xia took to the stage to deliver a compelling presentation that got a lot of people talking. Her talk, titled "Next Generation EPR: Combining High-Performance Q-Band Instrumentation with AI-Enhanced Spectral Processing," dove deep into how we are using modern tech to solve old problems. Dr. Xia explained how Q-band EPR provides better resolution for complex samples, but also acknowledged that analyzing that data can be a headache. That is where the AI comes in. Dr. Xia showcased how CIQTEK is integrating AI-enhanced spectral processing to: Automate Data Fitting: Saving researchers hours of manual work. Improve Signal-to-Noise Ratios: Extracting clear results from even the "noisiest" samples. Predict Molecular Parameters: Using machine learning to interpret complex spectra with much higher accuracy than traditional methods. The takeaway was clear: by combini...

CIQTEK made a strong and memorable appearance at the 67th Experimental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Conference (ENC 2026), held from April 12–16, 2026, in Asilomar, Pacific Grove, California. Throughout the event, we welcomed a steady flow of researchers and industry experts to our Evergreen Suite, where we shared our latest developments in both EPR and NMR technologies. From advanced instrumentation to AI-powered spectral analysis, and from technical discussions to cultural exchange, ENC 2026 became a key moment for presenting a broader, more complete picture of CIQTEK MR solutions to the U.S. community.     CIQTEK IN FULL SPIN: A Unique Evening Blending Science and Culture On April 14, CIQTEK hosted a special evening event in the Evergreen Suite: "CIQTEK IN FULL SPIN – Experience the Eastern Spin on Resonance." Instead of a standard networking session, we created a more immersive and interactive experience by combining science with Eastern cultural elements. The evening included: A short MR-themed presentation A traditional lion dance performance Tea tasting Interactive games such as pitch-pot (Touhu) The suite quickly filled with guests, and the atmosphere stayed lively throughout the night. Visitors were not just watching but actively participating. From technical discussions to cultural interaction, the feedback consistently reflected curiosity, interest, and genuine appreciation. Many attendees described it as one of the most refreshing and memorable moments of ENC 2026.     Engaging the MR Community with Both EPR and NMR Solutions ENC is a core event for NMR professionals, and this year, CIQTEK brought not only EPR innovations but also clear and structured introductions to our NMR technologies and product capabilities. Many NMR experts who visited our suite shared that this was their first in-depth exposure to CIQTEK's MR portfolio. Through face-to-face discussions and on-site explanations, we helped attendees better understand: CIQTEK's approach to magnetic resonance instrumentation Our expanding NMR capabilities and product roadmap How EPR and NMR can complement each other in real research scenarios These conversations helped reshape perceptions and sparked renewed interest in CIQTEK as a growing MR solution provider in the U.S. market.     Next Generation EPR with AI-Enhanced Processing During the conference, CIQTEK Senior MR Solution Manager, Dr. Jeff Sun, presented: "Next Generation EPR: Advanced X, Q, and W Band Instrumentation with AI Enhanced Spectral Processing." The poster attracted strong attention and led to many in-depth technical discussions. Topics that resonated most with attendees included: Multi-band EPR systems (X, Q, and W bands) Instrument stability and performance optimization AI-assisted spectral analysis workflows It became a natural gathering point for researchers interested in improving both hardware performance and data interpretation efficiency.   Global Launch o...

CIQTEK made a clear statement at Analytica Munich 2026 with its SEM3200 tungsten filament electron microscope. Instead of just showing specs or slides, the team brought a real machine, ran live demos, and tested visitor samples on site. The result was simple. Strong reactions, crowded booth, and serious follow-up discussions, especially from the DACH region. For many visitors, this was not just another booth. It was the first time they saw CIQTEK systems working on real samples in real time.     What Made CIQTEK Stand Out This Year At a show where many companies rely on static displays or pre-prepared images, CIQTEK took a different approach. The team brought the SEM3200 scanning electron microscope, a tungsten filament SEM designed for routine and research applications, and turned the booth into a live demo space. Visitors did not just look. They brought samples. They tested them. And they saw results immediately. This created a very different kind of conversation compared to a typical exhibition. As the show progressed, the booth became increasingly busy.     CIQTEK's team, including electron microscopy experts, spent most of the time in real technical conversations rather than simple introductions. Dr. Miles Yao, Senior Solution Manager, was deeply involved in many of the discussions. This hands-on approach made a strong impression. Many visitors stayed longer than expected, watching the full process from loading to imaging. From day one, visitors started bringing their own samples to the booth. By day two and three, this became the main attraction. Instead of generic demo images, the CIQTEK team worked directly with these samples and showed: Surface structures in great detail Clear morphology even for challenging materials Stable imaging during continuous operation   Why SEM3200 Got Such Strong Reactions The SEM3200 is a tungsten filament SEM, but what surprised many visitors was how well it performed in real scenarios. Key points that stood out during the live demos: Consistent image qualityEven with different sample types, the system delivered stable and clear results. Ease of useThe workflow was straightforward, which is important for labs where not every user is an SEM expert. Fast response and setupVisitors could see how quickly the system moved from sample loading to imaging. Practical performance, not just specsSeeing their own samples made the performance much more convincing than any brochure. For many attendees, this changed their expectations of what a tungsten filament SEM can do.     Strong Response from the DACH and German Market One of the biggest takeaways from Analytica 2026 was the strong reaction from the DACH region, especially Germany. Many visitors expressed genuine surprise at: The actual imaging performance of SEM3200 The stability during continuous live operation The overall value compared to established brands The presence of CIQTEK's local DACH team played an important role he...