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/39/ Electron Microscopes

This is an episode about electron microscopes with Bernard van Vlimmeren and Kees Kooijman of FEI Company. Among other things, we talk about the various kinds of electron microscopes, the components that go into electron microscopes, the important role of the sensors and a couple of example applications.

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Comment from georg
Time August 1, 2010 at 2:59 pm

Very nice episode! It is entertaining and most informative.

Funny, you mentioned the discouraging feedback exchange – I listened to several episodes of your podcast, and they were all of high quality.

I think, the interview partners are always very well chosen – there was not an episode, where the guest was a problem.

To put this comment into a context: in the CRE podcast I noticed a few episodes, where the interview partners were, hm, suboptimal, because they were not that eloquent or passed on some topics (e.g. synthesizers, digital audio, Javascript episodes).

A few suggestions, what you can improve:
- a voting system on the omegataupodcast website, e.g. like at the one at kuechenradio.org (using the scores, they have a very useful section ‘unsere Besten’)
- a new version of your intro-jingle/tagline – well, this is of course a matter of taste
- ogg vorbis audio versions and feed (for the avant-garde listeners ;))

Comment from admin
Time August 1, 2010 at 7:10 pm

Hi Georg,

thank you very much for your nice words; as per your suggestions:

> a voting system on the omegataupodcast website, e.g.
> like at the one at kuechenradio.org (using the scores,
> they have a very useful section ‘unsere Besten’)

this is a very nice idea. I will see if i can find a Wordpress plugin
that does it.

> a new version of your intro-jingle/tagline – well, this is of
> course a matter of taste

hehe :) Is it the music you don’t like, or the wording of the tagline?

> ogg vorbis audio versions and feed (for the
> avant-garde listeners ;))

I am sorry I won’t do this in the near future. This will take up double
the webspace, doubling my monthly payment to libsyn :-(

Thanks for your input!

Markus

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