Frédéric Leroux , PhD
Frédéric Leroux completed his Master degree in Biology in 2007 at the University of Ghent where he gained experience in biological EM sample preparation. In 2008, he moved to the physics department at the University of Antwerp where he started his PhD. At the EMAT research group he specialized in advanced electron microscopy of composite materials. 2016, he joined Leica Microsystems as Application Specialist Nanotechnology EMEA.
He received his PhD in 2012. After 2 years as a postdoctoral researcher he became EM sample preparation specialist at EMAT. He thereby uses his multidisciplinary background and broad microscopy experience to improve EM sample preparation of a variety of materials (polymers, composites, biological and industrial materials).
Exploring the Structure and Life Cycle of Viruses
Workflows and Instrumentation for Cryo-electron Microscopy
Bridging Structure and Dynamics at the Nanoscale through Optogenetics and Electrical Stimulation
Expanding the Limits of Electron Microscopy Sample Preparation
Carbon Coating for Polymeric Materials
Each Atom Counts: Protect Your Samples Prior to FIB Processing
Ultra-thin Carbon Support Films for Improved STEM-EELS Analysis of Nanoparticles
Ways to Reveal More from your Samples: Ultra-Thin Carbon Films
