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Microscope with Atomic Force Microscopy

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Lyngby, Denmark

Source: TED Europa

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The acquisition is a modular Confocal Raman Microscopy (CRM) system integrated with atomic force microscopy (AFM), customised for in situ characterisation of materials under controlled environmental conditions, including temperature, relative humidity, and CO₂ concentration, as well as under-water exposures. The system is supposed to enable high-resolution spectroscopic and topographical measureme

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Closed
Sector
Water Supply and Storage, Chemical (Industrial), Manufacturing (Industrial), Commercial, Education
Location
Lyngby, Denmark
Updated
3 Nov 2026
Source
TED Europa

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The tender “Microscope with Atomic Force Microscopy” is a tender record in Taiyo, linked to the Water Supply and Storage sector. It is issued for works, goods, or services related to Lyngby, Denmark.

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2026-11-03

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The acquisition is a modular Confocal Raman Microscopy (CRM) system integrated with atomic force microscopy (AFM), customised for in situ characterisation of materials under controlled environmental conditions, including temperature, relative humidity, and CO₂ concentration, as well as under-water exposures. The system is supposed to enable high-resolution spectroscopic and topographical measurements, allowing correlation of chemical composition with nanoscale structural features. The equipment should be compatible with incorporating multiple excitation sources (in particular 532 nm and 785 nm) and dual spectrometer configurations to cover a broad spectral range and accommodate diverse application needs. The modular design is essential, ensuring that the system can be upgraded over time with additional excitation sources, spectrometers, accessories, or experimental modules to meet evolving research requirements. The equipment should offer automatic hardware control and pre-configure measurement routines. Automation and an intuitive graphical user interface should be as a part of the overall system to allow programming and execution of complex scripts to extend in situ experiments with minimal operator intervention. The environmental control capabilities should support stable and long-duration studies of material behaviour under precisely regulated conditions. The system should include a user-friendly software interface for spectral post-processing, Raman and AFM mapping, and advanced data analysis, enabling comprehensive interpretation of multi-modal datasets. The acquisition should address DTU’s need for advanced, adaptable instrumentation to support interdisciplinary research in material science, energy applications, and sustainable construction technologies.

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Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses), Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)

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Denmark

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Lyngby

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TED Europa

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Water Supply and Storage, Chemical (Industrial), Manufacturing (Industrial), Commercial, Education

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2025-11-24

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