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Harvard Scientists Develop Centrifuge Force Microscope to Manipulate Molecules

Scientists have developed a new massively-parallel approach for manipulating single DNA and protein molecules and studying their interactions under force.

2 Jun 2010

Primo Vert Microscope Receives Reddot 2010 Product Design Award

The Primo Vert microscope developed by Carl Zeiss with the support of the design agency ART-KON-TOR has been honored with one of the world's most coveted design prizes, the 2010 reddot product design award. The microscope was chosen as one of the winners from more than 4,500 international applications.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 1 Jun 2010

Using Microscopic Techniques Researchers Study Light-Sensing Structure

When the first warm rays of springtime sunshine trigger a burst of new plant growth, it's almost as if someone flicked a switch to turn on the greenery and unleash a floral profusion of color. Opening a window into ...

1 Jun 2010

Quick and Efficient Imaging of Large-Area Specimens with Nanometer Resolution

Today, Carl Zeiss launches ATLAS™, a powerful hard- and software package, which, in combination with any scanning electron microscope from Carl Zeiss, enables quick and efficient imaging of large-area specimens with nanometer resolution.

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 26 May 2010

New SEM Soon be Available for Cutting-Edge Nanotechnology Research at Texas State University-San Marcos

Materials science research at Texas State University-San Marcos will soon add a new scanning electron microscope (SEM) to its cutting-edge facilities. The Board of Regents of the Texas State University System has aut...

24 May 2010

NanoWizard AFM Revealling Nanostructure and Mechanics of Mummified Collagen from 5300-Year-Old Tyrolean Iceman

JPK Instruments, a world-leading manufacturer of nanoanalytic instrumentation for research in life sciences and soft matter, reports on the work of the Stark research group at LMU-Munich in cooperation with the EURAC Bolzano where a NanoWizard® AFM system has been used to reveal the nanostructure and mechanics of mummified type I collagen from the 5300-year-old Tyrolean Iceman.

From Bruker BioAFM 20 May 2010