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Researchers Study Nafion Nanostructures for Energy-Related Industrial Applications

Two research groups from Virginia Tech have worked together to develop a technique to measure the internal structure of Nafion and have found ways to change its structure to suit a wide range of applications.

21 Jun 2011

PI Add High Performance Models to Superresolution Microscope Stage Series

PI (Physik Instrumente) LP has added two higher-performance models to its successful PInano™ superresolution (SR) microscope stage series.

From PI (Physik Instrumente) LP 20 Jun 2011

Hamilton Thorne Partners with ISee3D to Support Three-Dimensional Imaging for Research Microscopes

Hamilton Thorne, a company that manufactures advanced laser systems for fertility, stem cell research and regenerative medicine markets, declared that it will continue the technology partnership with ISee3D to sell their single lens, single camera, and single chip 3D microscope technology.

16 Jun 2011

Amnis’s FlowSight Imaging Flow Cytometer Allows Visual Verification of Single Cell

Amnis, a company that produces advanced cell imaging equipment, declared the release of the FlowSight imaging flow cytometer, which is a small and economical 12-channel device that offers exceptional fluorescence sensitivity and is capable of producing images of every single cell.

15 Jun 2011

Research Report Analyses the World Microscopy Market

The 'World Microscopy Market: Products, Applications and Forecasts (2010 -2015)' investigates and observes the key market drivers, opportunities, and challenges in regions such as Europe, North America, Asia, and other countries worldwide.

13 Jun 2011

Students to Work on Nanotechnology Research Projects for CNSE

Twenty-four outstanding undergraduate students, belonging to various regions such as Hudson Valley, the Capital Region, the Finger Lakes and Mohawk Valley, have been chosen to take part in the summer internship program to be held at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) of the University at Albany this summer.

From College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, University at Albany 10 Jun 2011

Tübingen Scientists Test Carbon Nanotubes Using Cold-Atom Scanning Probe Microscope

The scanning probe microscope features an adjustable, suspended tip, which responds to minute height changes on the surface, and converts them into signals that can be displayed on a computer.

8 Jun 2011

Scientists Develop High-Pressure Enabled Atomic Force Microscope to Study Geochemical Processes

It is a challenging task to study the behavior of CO2 with instruments under geological conditions involving high-pressure. A new atomic force microscope (AFM) was developed by scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Wright State University and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to withstand the pressure encountered by stored greenhouse gases underground.

7 Jun 2011

Australian Scientists Utilize Fluorescence Microscopy to Study T-cells

For the first time, Australian medical scientists were able to view the inner mechanism of T-cells, which are capable of sending warning signs to the human immune system to protect themselves against harmful microorganisms and other foreign bodies entering the bloodstream.

7 Jun 2011

Nanoscience Instruments Distributes Phenom Desktop SEMs in the US and Canada

Phenom World North America has appointed Nanoscience Instruments as its exclusive distributor for its Phenom Desktop Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) in the Canadian and the US markets.

4 Jun 2011

Microscopy News

Researchers Study Nafion Nanostructures for Energy-Related Industrial Applications

PI Add High Performance Models to Superresolution Microscope Stage Series

Hamilton Thorne Partners with ISee3D to Support Three-Dimensional Imaging for Research Microscopes

Amnis’s FlowSight Imaging Flow Cytometer Allows Visual Verification of Single Cell

Research Report Analyses the World Microscopy Market

Students to Work on Nanotechnology Research Projects for CNSE

Tübingen Scientists Test Carbon Nanotubes Using Cold-Atom Scanning Probe Microscope

Scientists Develop High-Pressure Enabled Atomic Force Microscope to Study Geochemical Processes

Australian Scientists Utilize Fluorescence Microscopy to Study T-cells

Nanoscience Instruments Distributes Phenom Desktop SEMs in the US and Canada

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Sustainable Future for Carbon Nanotubes

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