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Muller Continues Working Towards EMPAD Mass Production
AEP Professor David Muller's work assisting Thermo Fischer Scientific with EMPAD commercial mass production highlighted in recent Cornell Research article.
A recent Cornell Research article explores impressive statistics regarding accomplishments of the Cornell community that are changing the world. The article explores Cornell University's role as one of the top 10 academic innovators in the world according to Reuters News Agency. Cornell also ranked number one in research expenditures among New York State educational institutions, according to the National Science Foundation.
The work of AEP Professor David Muller is highlighted as one of these projects. Muller continues his decades-long development of electron microscope pixel array detector (EMPAD) technology in conjunction with Thermo Fischer Scientific to achieve large scale commercial production. Learn more in the full article: "Cornell Innovation Has Real-World Impact".
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