POSTS TAGGED AS microscopy

Do Stem Cells Look Different?

RU High Resolution Stem Cell
Here’s an interesting proposition—stem cells, as those used for bone marrow transplantation—change shape depending on their [MORE]

Making Movies of Cells with a Smartphone

Movies that show cells responding to drugs or toxins can be highly useful to researchers, but this often requires expensive [MORE]

Watching Memory as It Happens

Neuronal Activity
Brain mapping has brought forward several big science projects around the world which all have the same goal—i.e. to [MORE]

Imaging with Particles that Emit Laser Light

Lasers
For several years, lead iodide perovskite has been the preferred compound for manufacturing solar panels. It is a hybrid organic-inorganic [MORE]

Lens-Free on-Chip Microscopy for Diagnosing Gout

Uric Acid Crystals
If people don’t die before reaching their hundredth birthday, they enter an especially healthy demographic cohort except for [MORE]

Automated Immunofluorescent Microscope is FDA Approved

In early July, the FDA approved Immuno Concepts’ (Sacramento, CA) “Image Navigator” automated microscope which scans slides for immunofluorescent anti-nuclear [MORE]

Growing Cells on Mirrors for Advanced Microscopy

MDT Microscope Mirror
Research collaborators at Georgia Tech, Peking University and the University of Technology Sydney have developed a new way [MORE]

“Blinking” Cellular Paint for Microscopy

qPAINT
Most people wouldn’t quickly associate “democratization” and molecular labeling, but then, researchers at Harvard’s Wyss Institute aren’t like most people. [MORE]

Terahertz Radiation through a 3-D Printed Lens for Medical Imaging

Terahertz Lens
Terahertz radiation exists in the EM spectrum between microwave and infrared. It has several advantages in imaging such as [MORE]

An Optogenetics Microscope for Seeing and Influencing Behavior

Quoting directly, “For the first time, researchers have developed a microscope capable of observing — and manipulating — neural activity [MORE]

Hybrid Microscope and Mass Spec Analyzer

Microscope Spectrometer
Engineers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have built a high resolution optical microscope and mass spectrometer combination with “both [MORE]

Single Molecule Targeting Sequencing

Direct-Genomics
Direct Genomics (Shenzhen, China) “is introducing the first single molecule DNA sequencer for clinical use that does not require any [MORE]

Nanometric Sensor for Multiple Sclerosis

Researchers at the Federal University of Sao Carlos (Sorocaba, Brazil) have developed a silver nitride nanoprobe that affixes to an [MORE]

Microscopic Liquid Crystal Lens

Liquid Crystal Forms Compound Lens
Liquid crystals are often associated with electronic displays and cell membranes. But they are widely employed [MORE]