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Geology & Critical Minerals

Enhancing Geological Insights with MicroXRF Equipped with New Advanced Detector

Unlock deeper geological insights with IXRF Systems’ Atlas microXRF equipped with XR SDD technology—delivering 1.4x greater sensitivity for low-Z elements, extended elemental range (F–U), and high spatial resolution for precise mineral analysis across applications in energy, mining, environment, and planetary science.

Geology & Critical Minerals
Geology & Critical Minerals

Looking for Traces of Ancient Life: Harvard University’s MicroXRF Analysis of Silica Crusts from South Africa

At IXRF Systems, we are always excited to see how our microXRF technology contributes to groundbreaking research. Recently, researchers from Harvard University, led by graduate student David Madrigal-Trejo, using Harvard’s Atlas X microXRF system, unveiled incredible new insights in silica crusts…

Geology & Critical Minerals
Product

Introducing the IXRF Systems Podcast – MicroXRF Insights On the Go!

We’re thrilled to introduce the brand-new IXRF Systems Podcast – your go-to source for deep dives into the world of MicroXRF!

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FAQ – How microXRF and Fundamental Parameters Unlock Material Quantification

In materials analysis, the challenge isn’t just identifying what’s there—it’s figuring out how much is there. That’s where micro X-ray Fluorescence (microXRF) shines, leveraging the power of Fundamental Parameters (FP) to deliver precise and non-destructive quantification of materials.

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Materials Science

Improving Concrete Analysis: How the Atlas X MicroXRF Enhances Durability, Chloride Detection, and ASR Studies

Discover how the Atlas X MicroXRF enhances concrete analysis with high-resolution, non-destructive elemental mapping. Improve durability studies, chloride detection, and ASR research with advanced microXRF technology.

Materials Science
Company News

January Employee Spotlight

Meet Robert Tisdale, our brilliant Head Scientist at IXRF Systems! Robert leads the development and innovation of our cutting-edge microXRF spectroscopy systems, ensuring they deliver unmatched performance and…

Company News
Geology & Critical Minerals

MicroXRF Analysis of Critical Minerals in Aquic Soils

Explore how the Atlas X microXRF system provides high-resolution insights into critical minerals in aquic soils. Researchers from the University of Memphis used this technology to map Mn, Fe, and Ce distributions in ferromanganese nodules, with results to be presented at the GSA Southeastern Meeting.

Geology & Critical Minerals
Materials Science

Unlocking the Potential of MicroXRF in Microelectronics

Discover how MicroXRF is revolutionizing microelectronics with non-destructive, high-resolution elemental analysis. Perfect for quality control, failure analysis, and material characterization.

Materials Science
Life Science

High-Resolution MicroXRF for Alzheimer’s Disease Brain Tissue Analysis

Discover how IXRF Systems' Atlas M microXRF technology advances Alzheimer’s disease research. It enables high-resolution elemental mapping of brain tissues, uncovering key insights into tau phosphorylation and neurodegeneration.

Life Science
Company News

November Employee Spotlight

Meet Taryn Melgoza, our talented Marketing and Communications Specialist at IXRF Systems! Taryn drives our storytelling and outreach, ensuring our innovative microXRF spectroscopy systems connect with the right…

Company News
Materials Science

What’s in a Cigarette? Understanding the Composition with MicroXRF

Cigarettes are composed of several key materials, each designed to serve a specific function. From the tobacco blend to the filter and paper, each component contributes to the smoking experience.

Materials Science
Life Science

Analyzing Shark Teeth with MicroXRF Spectroscopy – Gaining Insights into Past and Present Marine Ecosystems

Shark teeth, both ancient and modern, provide valuable records of environmental, ecological, and evolutionary changes over time.

Life Science

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