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We're hiring!

Published: 
March 10th 2020
We are currently seeking a talented individuals for a number of roles at our Headquarters in Manchester, UK.
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1980's ES-300 still generating data

Published: 
September 27th 2019
During the recent ECASIA’19 we met up with Dr. Lidiya Kibis who is working at the Boreskov Institute of Catalysis, part of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Our interest was sparked when Dr. Kibis told us that her institute were generating data from a Kratos ES-300. Whilst we doubt that there are any working spectrometers older than the ES-300 at Boreskov Institute of Catalysis we’d welcome your stories to help us celebrate Kratos’ 50 years of XPS.
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Vision 2 on MS Windows 10

Published: 
February 26th 2019
Kratos’ Vision2 acquisition and processing software is now available for Microsoft Windows 10 operating system. With less than a year to end of life for MS Windows 7, now is the perfect time to upgrade to Vision 2 on a Windows 10 PC.
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Global Users' Meeting, October 2018

Published: 
October 25th 2018
Short overview of the Global Users' Meeting 2019 hosted at UC Irvine on 19th October. Here we present an overview of the presentations from at the Global Users meeting, attended by 42 Users from 18 institutes.
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Review of the 2016 US Users' Meeting

Published: 
May 31st 2016
The North American Users Meeting was hosted on the US west coast at UC Irvine. Attended by over 30 Kratos Users and 5 Kratos applications, support and sales staff the meeting was an excellent opportunity for the attendees to present research conducted with Kratos instruments. Here we review the meeting.
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Kratos Newsletters

Published: 
January 25th 2023
Our newsletters bring you regular interviews with Kratos employees and our Users. We share tips, tricks and thoughts from the Applications lab and beyond as well as articles of general interest relating to surface analysis. In another regular article we'll highlight the history of Kratos instruments, including the significant developments that have contributed to ensuring that we continue to 'lead surface analysis'.
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