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Sep. 12, 2018
ScienceLight Microscopy
Light Sheet Module for 3D Imaging
A miniaturized fiber-coupled light sheet module has been adapted to an inverted fluorescence microscope. This permits to combine light sheet microscopy with any other kind of imaging, e.g. fluorescence, laser scanning or light scattering ...
Sep. 10, 2018
ScienceScanning Probe Microscopy
Acoustical Near-Field Imaging
Ultrasound is combined with atomic force microscopy to achieve the lateral resolution of scanning probe techniques for ultrasonic imaging and quantitative local elasticity and damping measurements by exploiting the contact resonances of ...
Aug. 15, 2018
ScienceLight Microscopy
Super-Resolution Meets Quantum Optics
Super-resolution is a general term for methods surpassing the diffraction limit in optical microscopy, imaging details finer than half of the visible wavelength. Each of these methods employs a different source of extra information such as ...
Aug. 01, 2018
ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
TEM Analysis of Polyethylene-EPDM Blends
The development of an innovative staining method for TEM analysis was performed in order to study blends of Very Low Density Polyethylene (VLDPE) and Ethylene – Propylene - Diene Rubber (EPDM). The blends were prepared by melt mixing ...
Jul. 20, 2018
ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
New Giant Virus in Free-Living Amoeba
Two similar Mimivirus-like giant viruses KLS-5 and KSL-5x were isolated from a sycamore tree. One isolate, KSL-5, was associated with a small satellite virus. The phylogenetic analysis of the host amoeba identified it as Saccamoeba ...
Jul. 03, 2018
ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
Characterizing Single Carbon Nanofibers
Electron Diffraction is a powerful technique for an extended structural evaluation of individual carbon nanofibers in the transmission electron microscope. Quantitative analyses of reflection shapes and positions in diffraction patterns ...
Jun. 18, 2018
ScienceScanning Probe Microscopy
AFM-Based Nanomechanics
Atomic Force Microscopes (AFM), once typically found in the basements of physics’ schools, are now beginning to populate life sciences research centers. Undeniably, the rise of mechanobiology research has found an ideal partner in ...
Jun. 14, 2018
ScienceLight Microscopy
Programmable LEDs Benefit Cell Viability
In live-cell fluorescence microscopy, maintaining a specimen’s viability is essential to experimental efficiency and reliability.

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