Arizona State University researchers Megan Seeley and Gregory P. Asner have documented the many ways in which imaging spectroscopy has been used for earth conservation purposes – with emerging technology gathering key data that traditional approaches fail to spot.
By Ben Pilkington
28 Jul 2021
Due to the prevalence of respiratory symptoms as part of COVID-19, recent studies have been investigating using imaging techniques, such as chest computed tomography (CTs), X-rays, and ultrasound, as rapid, accurate diagnostics of COVID-19 disease
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
23 Jul 2021
Scientists can use electron microscopes to develop enhanced materials with properties that are better suited to their purpose. Here, we discuss how electron microscopes are benefiting the study of materials.
By Sarah Moore
23 Jul 2021
Scientists are using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve imaging techniques so that ischemic and hemorrhage strokes might be identified faster.
By Sarah Moore
22 Jul 2021
Xnovotech has announced the release of new software for grain mapping technology: GrainMapper3D version 3.0.
An international team of researchers across institutions in Italy, Sweden, and France have established a method for trapping and analyzing TWRPs with Raman Tweezers.
By Sarah Moore
19 Jul 2021
An international team of researchers from Australia and Germany recently developed a microscopy technique that employs quantum-correlated illumination to image nano-scale biological structures at an unparalleled resolution without any light-induced damage.
By Cvetelin Vasilev
14 Jul 2021
This article discusses how artificial intelligence will be used for the future of inference acceleration.
Mass spectrometry is a key workhorse technique in analytical sciences. Waters has released a multi-reflecting time-of-flight (MRT) mass spectrometry platform to deliver improved resolution with short acquisition speeds.
This article discusses how automated production monitoring can avoid errors in the pharmaceutical industry.