Imaging & Microscopy

Imaging of Golgi Apparatus in Yeast
Confocal Microscopy Reveals that Golgi Apparatus Process Proteins in a Manner that Resembles a ...
The transport of cargo in a tiny cellular structure, or organelle, called the Golgi apparatus has been visualized in living yeast cells for the first time …
Manipulating Atoms One at a Time with an Electron Beam
New Method Could Be Useful for Building Quantum Sensors and Computers
The ultimate degree of control for engineering would be the ability to create and manipulate materials at the most basic level, fabricating devices atom by atom …
Technology Advances Benefit Diverse Applications, Including the THz Domain
The use of Raman spectroscopy as an essential tool in chemical analysis has grown dramatically over the past few decades, primarily due to technology advances in …
Webinar: Single Cell Injection, Deposition and Aspiration
Force Controlled Manipulation with FluidFM
One of the challenges in single cell biology is to address and manipulate single cells locally while being able to monitor their reaction after the manipulation. …
Proposing Perfect Material for Lasers
Weyl Semimetals as Gain Media for Lasers
Weyl semimetals are a recently discovered class of materials, in which charge carriers behave the way electrons and positrons do in particle accelerators. …
Tracking Small Things in Cells
Small and Tunable Fluorophores for the Imaging of Metabolites in Living Cells
Living cells can react to disturbances with a changed metabolism, but direct observation of trafficking metabolites in live cells is difficult. …

Imaging of Golgi Apparatus in Yeast
Manipulating Atoms One at a Time with an Electron Beam
Technology Advances Benefit Diverse Applications, Including the THz Domain
Webinar: Single Cell Injection, Deposition and Aspiration
Proposing Perfect Material for Lasers
Tracking Small Things in Cells

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Imaging & Microscopy Issue 1/2019

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Imaging of Golgi Apparatus in Yeast

Confocal Microscopy Reveals that Golgi Apparatus Process Proteins in a Manner that Resembles a ...

Manipulating Atoms One at a Time with an Electron Beam

New Method Could Be Useful for Building Quantum Sensors and Computers

Technology Advances Benefit Diverse Applications, Including the THz Domain

Webinar: Single Cell Injection, Deposition and Aspiration

Force Controlled Manipulation with FluidFM

Proposing Perfect Material for Lasers

Weyl Semimetals as Gain Media for Lasers

Tracking Small Things in Cells

Small and Tunable Fluorophores for the Imaging of Metabolites in Living Cells

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New Chief Marketing Officer at PicoQuant

Bessel Beams Enable 3D Microscopy

3D Printed Digital Holographic Microscope for Medical Diagnostics in Developing Countries

Ernst-Ruska-Prize 2019 for Dr. Florent Houdellier and Prof. Claus Ropers

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Precision Positioning of Samples and Objectives

Enhanced Surface Potential Detection using Frequency Modulation SKPM

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Olympus`DP74 Camera: Your Image Matters

Camera Technology: Seeing the Invisible

Cell Imaging: Discover the Allen Cell Explorer

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Electron Tomography of Whole Mounts

Boosting Super-Resolution by Mirror-Enhanced dSTORM

Measuring the Bacterial Adhesion

Graphene Doping with Ultrahigh Pressures

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Imaging & Microscopy Issue 1/2019