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Imago Scientific Instruments
Imago Scientific Instruments was a company founded in 1999 〔() SmallTimes〕 by Dr. Tom Kelly. At that time he was the Director of the Materials Science Center at the University of Wisconsin–Madison,〔() Nanotech Report〕 but left his tenured position in 2001 to guide the company's growth.
Imago commercialized the Local Electrode Atom Probe (LEAP), providing a new type of atom probe microscope which is literally orders of magnitude faster in many performance criteria than any other recently delivered atom probe microscope.〔() Review of Scientific Instruments March 2007〕 Imago (name comes from the Latin word for image or picture) has not only improved the instrumentation available for atom probe tomography, but has also developed many sample preparation techniques that are key enablers for the 3D sub-nanometer compositional information that the microscope provides.〔() Advances in Instrumentation and Techniques 2004〕
In April 2010 Imago was purchased by Ametek (), which is also the parent of CAMECA. The company was merged with CAMECA as part of Ametek's Materials Analysis Division.〔() Emmanuel de Chambost, ''A History of Cameca (1954-2009)'', in ''Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics'', Vol.167, 2011, pp.103-107, ISBN 978-0-12-385985-3〕
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