Rigaku Corporation

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Rigaku Corporation

Since its inception in 1951, Rigaku has been at the forefront of analytical and industrial instrumen We value our people. Our value comes from them.

Since its inception in 1951, Rigaku has been at the forefront of analytical and industrial instrumentation technology. Today, with hundreds of major innovations to their credit, the Rigaku Group of Companies are world leaders in the fields of general X-ray diffraction (XRD), thin film analysis (XRF, XRD and XRR), X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (TXRF, EDXRF and WDXRF), small angle X-ray scattering

(SAXS), protein and small molecule X-ray crystallography, Raman spectroscopy, X-ray optics, semiconductor metrology (TXRF, XRF, XRD and XRR), laboratory automation, X-ray sources, computed tomography, nondestructive testing and thermal analysis. With Rigaku's vast understanding of X-ray and its complementary technologies as a foundation, our true strength is seen in an unparalleled willingness to collaborate with customers. By promoting partnerships, dialog, and innovation within the global scientific and industrial communities, Rigaku demonstrates a relentless commitment to providing our client markets with fully integrated solutions. The company and its employees are dedicated to developing and supplying universities, industry, and government labs with the ultimate in customer-focused integrated solutions across a wide variety of disciplines, including structural proteomics, nanoengineering research, general purpose X-ray diffraction (XRD) and spectroscopy (XRF), materials analysis and quality assurance. Whether supplying the tools to create better semiconductor chips, enabling drug discovery, improving production line quality, or exploring the new frontier of nanotechnology, Rigaku products and services lead with innovation. Rigaku employs over 1,100 people worldwide in operations based in Japan, the U.S., Europe and China. Close collaboration between our users and employees sets the direction and focus of our work, allowing us to address customers' needs and stay close to the market place.

13/04/2026

How confident are you in what’s happening inside your medical devices before they reach the field?

Join us for a live webinar on Wednesday, April 29 at 1:00 PM CDT for a practical look at how X-ray computed tomography is used to inspect medical devices and healthcare products without destructive testing.

This session will explore how X-ray CT can reveal internal structures and defects that are often missed by traditional inspection methods. You’ll see real-world examples including detection of molding defects, inspection of porous and mixed‑material components, and how 3D internal data can support development, failure analysis, and quality control workflows.

Featuring Angela Criswell, with Ted Huang as co-presenter, and hosted by Katelynn Stuchlik.

If you work with medical devices, injection-molded parts, or complex assemblies and want greater confidence in your inspection decisions, this webinar is for you.

More details and the link to learn more are in the comments.

24/10/2025

How can you ensure accurate and reliable results in XRF analysis?

Dr. Shiv Verma, XRF Application Scientist at Rigaku, shares his guidance on selecting the right standards for elemental analysis in his recent interview with AZoM. He explains the importance of matching the matrix of your standard to your sample, using certified or in-house reference materials, and periodically validating them to maintain measurement accuracy.

Read the full interview to learn more about his practical recommendations. Link in comments.

10/10/2025

Congratulations to Professor Susumu Kitagawa on receiving the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

His pioneering work in metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) has transformed the landscape of structural and materials science. Professor Kitagawa’s dedication to advancing our understanding of molecular structures has long inspired the scientific community.

We are honored that Rigaku’s instruments have supported his research over the years and celebrate this remarkable recognition of his contributions to chemistry.

Learn more about this milestone in the comments below.

29/09/2025

How can old work uniforms become a source of value for you, your community, and the planet?

At Rigaku, we believe in transforming what’s been used into something meaningful. Last year we launched an upcycling project so that uniforms that are no longer worn don’t end up as waste. Instead, they are collected, disassembled by hand, shredded, and remolded into items such as coasters, wall clocks, benches, and even signage used at every site in Japan.

For pieces that cannot be reused in that way, we convert them into Refuse Paper and Plastic Fuel (RPF). This process helps reduce CO₂ emissions by about one third compared to using coal.

This initiative matters to our customers because reducing waste means reducing the overall environmental footprint of the products you rely on. From manufacturing to shipping, every step becomes more responsible. It supports sustainable sourcing and reflects values of quality, innovation, and care for the planet.

We’ve created a page that walks through the full process and impact of this program. The link is in the comments.

05/08/2025

Congratulations to Omololu Makinde from the United States Army and the University of South Florida, winner of the XRD poster prize at the 2025 Denver X-ray Conference!

His poster, titled “Developing Radiation Response Function with XRD and Machine Learning,” was selected for the award. Omololu received a pair of Bose Bluetooth earbuds as a prize.

28/07/2025

The ACA 2025 T-shirt photo contest has officially closed. A big thank you to everyone who shared their stories, moments, and reflections while wearing their shirts!

From labs to landmarks and everything in between, your posts captured the spirit of the crystallography community in such a personal and inspiring way.

We’ll be announcing the winners soon. Stay tuned!

24/07/2025

Meet Professor Simon Coles, Director of the UK’s National Crystallography Service and Professor of Structural Chemistry at the University of Southampton. His team tackles challenging samples that go beyond what conventional lab sources can handle, collaborating with researchers across the country. Full interview available through the link in the comments.

23/07/2025

Congratulations to the winners of our $100 gift card drawing at the American Crystallographic Association (ACA) 2025 Annual Meeting in Lombard, Illinois.

Archishman Dakua from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Wisdom Abiodun from Brigham Young University each took home a $100 prize after attending our live giveaway during the poster session on July 20!

Thanks to everyone who stopped by booth #21 wearing their Rigaku anniversary T-shirt.

There’s still one more chance to win. Enter our photo contest by posting a picture in your T-shirt using on LinkedIn by July 28 at 10:00 AM Central Time!

20/07/2025

The Rigaku team is all set for ACA 2025!

We kicked things off last night and are excited to welcome everyone to Day 1 of the exhibit. Stop by booth #21 to say hello to Jessica, James, Eric, Pierre, Robert, Christine, and Michelle. You’ll also get a look at our latest crystallography innovations.

While you're here, don’t forget to join our photo contest.
Wear your Rigaku T-shirt around the conference or the city and post your photo on LinkedIn using for a chance to win a $150, $100, or $50 gift card. Winners will be selected based on the number of likes received by July 28 at 10:00 AM CT.

Let’s see those shirts!

16/07/2025

Why did Simon Coles adopt rotating anodes for the national crystallography service? As he explains, the potential of the instrumentation was clear. It was powerful and ready for further development. . Don’t miss the full interview—check the link in the comments.

14/07/2025

Want to win a gift card just for wearing a T-shirt?

We’re heading to the American Crystallographic Association (ACA) 2025 Annual Meeting exhibit, taking place July 18 to 21 in Lombard, Illinois. Visit us at booth #21 to see a mockup of our new PhotonJetMAX-S microfocus sealed-tube source and pick up a free T-shirt celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Rigaku and Oxford Diffraction merger.

Then enter our photo contest for a chance to win a $150, $100, or $50 gift card. Wear your shirt around the conference or the city and post your photo on LinkedIn using . Winners will be chosen based on the number of likes received by July 28 at 10:00 AM Central Time.

We’ll also be holding a second giveaway live at the booth. More details coming soon.

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196-8666

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