Publication date: 17th July 2025
iNSyT Technologies is a spin-off from LMU Munich developing advanced optical microscopy tools for real-time, single-particle analysis. The talk will be given by the company’s CEO, Dr. Mohsen Beladi, and will introduce for the first time iNSyT’s dual-mode platform. Designed for operando studies, the system captures nanoscale dynamics in quantum dots (QDs) and nanomaterials at unprecedented resolution and speed. The presentation will highlight how this technology enables new insights into heterogeneity, surface interactions, and fast transformations at the single-particle level, paving the way for deeper understanding in energy, catalysis, and nanoscience.
By capturing dynamic behaviors in real-time without disrupting the material or the process, iNSyT provides transformative insights into processes like catalytic water splitting, battery charging cycles, semiconductor corrosion, and light conversion in solar cells. With this level of precision, iNSyT enables scientists and industries to unlock the full potential of materials, accelerating breakthroughs and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
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