Imaging & Microscopy

Spectral Fringes in Nanostructures
Assessing Pulse Propagation in Nanowires Using TIR Micro-Spectroscopy
Spectral fringes naturally arise when micro-spectrometers observe nanowires propagating broad-band light by plasmon coupling and uncupling processes. …
Conducting Controlled In Situ High Temperature Tensile Tests
Testing of Mg-alloys within a Scanning Electron Microscope
A methodology to perform in situ high temperature tensile tests of Mg-alloys within a SEM with a high degree of mechanical and temperature control is described …
Shaping Light Lets 2D Microscopes Capture 4D Data
Fluorescent Microscopy Adds a New Dimension with New invention
Researchers developed a general method to let a microscope capture 3D spatial information along with the fourth dimension, molecular movement over time. …
A Prison for Photons
Designing a Novel Type of Resonant Cavity
Scientists from the MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology at the University of Twente have designed a novel type of resonant cavity that serves as a prison for photons. …
The Microscope that Makes Magnetism Visible
An Unusual Research Instrument
Cobalt, iron and nickel alloys look exactly the same to the ordinary observer. Even under the microscope, at least the type of microscope used in biology class at …
Cryo-force Spectroscopy
Revealing the Mechanical Properties of DNA Components
Physicists have developed a new method to examine the elasticity and binding properties of DNA molecules on a surface at extremely low temperatures. …

Spectral Fringes in Nanostructures
Conducting Controlled In Situ High Temperature Tensile Tests
Shaping Light Lets 2D Microscopes Capture 4D Data
A Prison for Photons
The Microscope that Makes Magnetism Visible
Cryo-force Spectroscopy

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Imaging & Microscopy Issue 4/2018

Publishing Date: 26.11.2018
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Spectral Fringes in Nanostructures

Assessing Pulse Propagation in Nanowires Using TIR Micro-Spectroscopy

Conducting Controlled In Situ High Temperature Tensile Tests

Testing of Mg-alloys within a Scanning Electron Microscope

Shaping Light Lets 2D Microscopes Capture 4D Data

Fluorescent Microscopy Adds a New Dimension with New invention

A Prison for Photons

Designing a Novel Type of Resonant Cavity

The Microscope that Makes Magnetism Visible

An Unusual Research Instrument

Cryo-force Spectroscopy

Revealing the Mechanical Properties of DNA Components

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Imaging & Microscopy Issue 4/2018