Correlative Multimodal Microscopy for Marine Invertebrates

A collaborative research network for those using correlative workflows for characterising a range of materials and processes across numerous scientific disciplines.

Correlative microscopy combines the strengths of different characterisation techniques to provide more information than a single technique alone.

This includes X-ray, electron, atomic force, and optical microscopy, but also spectroscopy (e.g. Raman and fluorescence), diffraction techniques (e.g. XRD), and incorporates both the software and hardware used during the correlative workflow process.

A unique interdisciplinary collaboration bringing together different experimental techniques, with members working together on joint publications and proposals, and providing education and outreach opportunities.