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High-resolution Scanning electron microscope (SEM)
Tampere University Foundation sr is inviting tenders for 'High-resolution Scanning electron microscope (SEM)', hereinafter also as 'SEM'.
Angebotsfrist: 04. September 2026 (abgelaufen)Typ: Ausschreibung
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- Tampere University Foundation sr
- Veröffentlicht:
- 23. Juli 2026
- Frist:
- 04. September 2026
- Thema:
- Laborinstrumente
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Tampere University Foundation sr is inviting tenders for 'High-resolution Scanning electron microscope (SEM)', hereinafter also as 'SEM'.
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