Apr. 20, 2018ScienceLight Microscopy
The development of innovative tools for spatiotemporal 3D imaging of live, unlabeled biospecimens will significantly advance our understanding of problems ranging from cancer diseases and neuroscience to more accurate IVF procedures.
Apr. 18, 2018ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
Recent publications on high pressure capabilities of state of the art environmental scanning electron microscopes have shown that they are working far away from physical limits and that there is plenty of room for improvements. In this ...
Mar. 23, 2018ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
The thinnest electrical conductor we can imagine is a linear chain of atoms. Carbon in the sp1-hybridization is able to form self-supporting and electrically conductive atom chains. These have been subject of theoretical studies for many ...
Mar. 23, 2018ScienceLight Microscopy
Raman microscopy yields images with chemical contrast without relying on molecular labels. Its application is hampered by long acquisition times. This can be mitigated by applying non-linear Raman techniques. The one described here, ...
Mar. 22, 2018ScienceLight Microscopy
Thanks to microscopes, scientists start to observe smaller samples and are now able to observe atoms. In biology, samples might be alive but as a microscope stage is not their natural environment they tend to die after a short period of ...
Mar. 16, 2018ScienceLight Microscopy
FRAP is widely applicable in the biophysical, pharmaceutical and material sciences to study diffusion of molecules and nanoparticles on a micrometer scale. Here we extend the capability of FRAP to measuring polydisperse samples with a ...
Mar. 12, 2018ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
The exhibition “Fungi – Food, Poison and Mythology” in the Museum Wiesbaden, Germany shows more than 1300 fungi models. As a special highlight macroscopic 3D reconstructions of spores are presented which have their origin ...
Mar. 02, 2018ScienceElectron and Ion Microscopy
Chemical fixation followed by epon embedding and thin sectioning still is a powerful approach for the ultrastructural analysis of a wide variety of biological and clinical samples. To achieve good preservation, most protocols, however, are ...
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