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World’s Fastest Microscope Captures Electron Motion at 625 Attoseconds
The world of microscopy has reached a new frontier with the debut of the world's fastest microscope, a groundbreaking device that captures electron motion at an astonishing rate of 625 attoseconds. This innovative tool, developed by physicist Mohammed Hassan and his team at the University of Arizona, marks a significant advancement in the ability t...
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Harvard and Google Created the Most Detailed Map of Brain Using AI
In a landmark achievement, Harvard University and Google have developed the most detailed brain map ever created. This innovative project focused on a cubic millimeter of human cerebral cortex, a sample taken during an epilepsy surgery in 2014. Over a decade, biologists and machine-learning experts meticulously mapped approximately 57,000 cells and...
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First-Ever Images of Atoms Moving in Liquid Captured by Transmission Electron Microscope
Researchers have developed a method to image atoms 'swimming' in liquid, using a technique called transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The process usually requires high vacuum conditions, but the scientists were able to develop a method to image these atoms in situ in liquid and gaseous environments.
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First Electron Microscope Image Of COVID-19 Virus From India Released
The first images from India of what the coronavirus looks like are out. The images of the coronavirus have been taken by a team of ICMR-NIV scientists in Pune. The images have been captured using a transmission electron microscope and have been published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research.
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Japan Earthquake Destroys Two Of The World's Most Powerful Microscopes
Two of the world's most powerful microscopes suffered severe damage from a deadly earthquake that hit the western Japanese city of Osaka causing delays in cutting-edge cell and atomic-level research.
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This Artificial Eye Can Help You See Blurry Images Better
Inspired by the human eye, researchers have developed an adaptive metalens -- essentially a flat, electronically controlled artificial eye, read all about this breakthrough invention here.
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Scientists Record Heat Moving Through Materials at Speed of Sound
The groundbreaking videos were made using a state-of-the-art ultrafast electron microscope called FEI Tecnai Femto.
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World’s Fastest Microscope Captures Electron Motion at 625 Attoseconds
The world of microscopy has reached a new frontier with the debut of the world's fastest microscope, a groundbreaking device that captures electron motion at an astonishing rate of 625 attoseconds. This innovative tool, developed by physicist Mohammed Hassan and his team at the University of Arizona, marks a significant advancement in the ability t...
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Harvard and Google Created the Most Detailed Map of Brain Using AI
In a landmark achievement, Harvard University and Google have developed the most detailed brain map ever created. This innovative project focused on a cubic millimeter of human cerebral cortex, a sample taken during an epilepsy surgery in 2014. Over a decade, biologists and machine-learning experts meticulously mapped approximately 57,000 cells and...
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First-Ever Images of Atoms Moving in Liquid Captured by Transmission Electron Microscope
Researchers have developed a method to image atoms 'swimming' in liquid, using a technique called transmission electron microscopy (TEM). The process usually requires high vacuum conditions, but the scientists were able to develop a method to image these atoms in situ in liquid and gaseous environments.
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First Electron Microscope Image Of COVID-19 Virus From India Released
The first images from India of what the coronavirus looks like are out. The images of the coronavirus have been taken by a team of ICMR-NIV scientists in Pune. The images have been captured using a transmission electron microscope and have been published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research.
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Japan Earthquake Destroys Two Of The World's Most Powerful Microscopes
Two of the world's most powerful microscopes suffered severe damage from a deadly earthquake that hit the western Japanese city of Osaka causing delays in cutting-edge cell and atomic-level research.
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This Artificial Eye Can Help You See Blurry Images Better
Inspired by the human eye, researchers have developed an adaptive metalens -- essentially a flat, electronically controlled artificial eye, read all about this breakthrough invention here.
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Scientists Record Heat Moving Through Materials at Speed of Sound
The groundbreaking videos were made using a state-of-the-art ultrafast electron microscope called FEI Tecnai Femto.
