Park Systems collaborated with Gergely Papp's team at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory, EMBL, in Grenoble, Lyncée Tec to provide a customized DHM T-2100 for cryo-EM sample quality control.
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Park Systems
Nanometrology Instrumentation and Solutions / AFM / SPM / DHM / ISE / AVI / Nano-IR / WLI
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- Nanotechnology Research
- Location
- Gwacheon-si, KR
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Park Systems
Park Systems is a global leader in nanoscale microscopy and metrology solutions, dedicated to empowering scientists, engineers, and industries to push the boundaries of innovation. Built on a pioneering legacy in atomic force microscopy (AFM), the company has grown into the world’s #1 AFM provider and now offers a diversified portfolio that includes imaging spectroscopic ellipsometry (ISE), nanoscale IR spectrometers (AFM-IR), white light interferometry (WLI), active vibration isolation (AVI), and digital holographic microscopy (DHM). With headquarters in Korea, 16 global offices, and a trusted customer base of leading universities, national labs, and semiconductor fabs, Park Systems is shaping—and expanding—the future of nanometrology.
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