When it comes to visualizing structures on the nanoscale, electron microscopy techniques have been revolutionary. With the ability to achieve spatial resolutions on a sub-Angstrom scale and image individual nanoparticles, electron microscopy has made it possible to spatially map structures in several dimensions.
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
13 Jan 2023
The capacity to identify and quantify nearly any gas, coupled with its resilience and accuracy, makes FTIR gas analysis technology suitable for a wide range of commercial uses.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
10 Jan 2023
Computing based on photons offers a faster and more energy-efficient method to handle the ever-increasing demand for maintaining and manipulating data.
A recently conducted study by physicists from TU Delft in the Netherlands has demonstrated a sub-nanometer resolution, cryogenic electron tomography (cryo-ET) capable of in-situ observation of macromolecular complexes.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
23 Dec 2022
Particle manipulation has always been crucial to enhancing scattering and microscopy methods for material studies. In light of this strategy, researchers integrated quantum technology and microscopy to study the particles and molecules at the atomic level, which is unattainable using a conventional microscope.
Supplemented with deep learning algorithms, a novel holographic microscopy technique proposed in eLife provides a deeper understanding of microplankton and their influence on the global carbon cycle.
From the development of efficient quantum cascade lasers that cover most of the mid-infrared region to excimer lasers that provide a range of different UV wavelengths, advances in laser technologies mean that most applications can now make use of an appropriate laser source.
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
20 Dec 2022
Quantum theory is used in a variety of microscopy techniques. Quantum microscopy enables the measurement and imaging of tiny features of matter and quantum particles. This article provides an overview of how quantum microscopy can drive the future of sensing and imaging.
Fiber optic microendoscopes have become invaluable imaging tools that have enabled endoscopists to see and describe previously inconceivable things. This article will look into their history, applications, recent research and developments, challenges, and future industry prospects.
Using welding imaging allows for more efficiency, reliability and overall smoother processes for many welding applications.