How the BEX technique is changing the way we use SEM

Dr. Haithem Mansour graduated with a PhD in Material Science from the University of Lorraine in France. He joined Oxford Instru...Read more >

Dr. Haithem Mansour graduated with a PhD in Material Science from the University of Lorraine in France. He joined Oxford Instruments in 2016 and has always worked with a strong focus in electron microscopy and microanalysis. Haithem has focused his research in ECCI, EBSD and EDS, in particular the development and improvement of these analytical techniques. He is currently working as BEX/EDS Product Manager within the NanoAnalysis marketing team, where he helps design, develop and market new analytical systems.

Dr Lucia Spasevski graduated with a BSc and MSc in Chemistry. She started her career as a Sales and Application specialist for ...Read more >

Dr Lucia Spasevski graduated with a BSc and MSc in Chemistry. She started her career as a Sales and Application specialist for a SEM distributor in Croatia. In 2016 she joined the Semiconductor Spectroscopy and Devices group at Strathclyde University, Glasgow where she obtained a PhD in Physics, using different microscopy techniques such as EPMA and CL. She joined Oxford Instruments in July 2021 as a Product Scientist, where she focused on developing analytical approaches that solve key problems in the semiconductor industry. Then in 2023, her role changed to Product Manager, where her focus initially will be on the WDS market and managing the AZtec Wave products (software and spectrometer) but will be taking on responsibility for further products within our EDS portfolio.

Dr Matt Hiscock is the MAG Head of Product Science at Oxford Instruments and holds an MSci in geology from the University of Br...Read more >

Dr Matt Hiscock is the MAG Head of Product Science at Oxford Instruments and holds an MSci in geology from the University of Bristol and a PhD in geochemistry from the University of Edinburgh. He has also worked in the mining industry in Australia and been involved in the running of an academic SEM facility. He joined Oxford Instruments NanoAnalysis in 2013 and works with customers across a wide range of applications to understand their needs and how Oxford Instruments products can address them, as well as overseeing the development of products designed for specific applications and industries, particularly in the field of feature analysis.