About Us
About Technoorg Academy
Science moves forward in the details.
The biggest breakthroughs make the headlines. But behind every great microscopy result are hundreds of smaller decisions: how a sample was prepared, mounted, aligned, handled, polished or transferred.
These details rarely make it into publications. Yet they are often the difference between an experiment that works and one that doesn’t.
Technoorg Academy was created to share that knowledge.
Learn from people who do it.
We bring together people who work with electron microscopy every day and give them the space to share what they know.
Our Webinars are long-form conversations with experts, exploring techniques, research, challenges and ideas in depth. Our Tips & Tricks take a different approach: short, hands-on videos recorded around real sample preparation, showing useful methods and the small practical details that are difficult to learn from a paper.
And when we say expert, we don't mean a particular title. It could be a young scientist with a great method or a professor with 50 years of experience. What matters is having something useful to share.
Step outside your field.
Electron microscopy is enormous. You might spend every day working with TEM and know little about EBSD. You might be an expert in FIB but have never seen how someone approaches a completely different sample preparation challenge.
We want Technoorg Academy to make exploring those neighboring fields easy, interesting and useful.
Learn something outside your usual scope. Pick up a technique you didn't know. Hear how someone else solved a problem you've struggled with. Or simply spend some time learning about a part of microscopy you find fascinating.
We're building a community.
Technoorg Academy is still young—and so is its community.
Our ambition is to grow it into a place for people who genuinely enjoy science: young scientists, emerging experts, educators and experienced researchers who want to learn from one another and share their enthusiasm for electron microscopy.
A supportive forum for questions, methods, ideas, problems, experiments and everything EM.
And if that sounds like a community you'd like to be part of, you're exactly who we're looking for.
Join the Academy.
Come for something useful. Stay curious. Share what you know. And help us build a new community around electron microscopy.