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Ultrafast Fluorescence Spectroscopy Reveals Solvent Interfere with Electron Transfer

EPFL scientists have shown how a solvent can interfere with electron transfer by using unprecedented time resolution in ultrafast fluorescence spectroscopy.

3 Jul 2013

Powerful Electron Microscopes Reveal Important Changes in Evolution of Colour

The high-tech solution to one of the great mysteries of palaeontology will be revealed by University of Bristol scientists when they showcase their latest research at the prestigious Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition.

3 Jul 2013

Advances in Better Comprehension of Cell Fate Determination

Knowing virtually everything about how the body’s cells make transitions from one state to another – for instance, precisely how particular cells develop into multi-cellular organisms – would be a major jump forward in understanding the basics of what drives biological processes.

29 Jun 2013

Scientists Create Atom-By-Atom Structure of Ribosomes

This may look like a tangle of squiggly lines, but you’re actually looking at a molecular machine called a ribosome.

29 Jun 2013

Biologists Synthesize Ribosomes from Scratch in a Test Tube

Synthetic biology researchers at Northwestern University, working with partners at Harvard Medical School, have for the first time synthesized ribosomes -- cell structures responsible for generating all proteins and enzymes in our bodies -- from scratch in a test tube.

29 Jun 2013

Biochemistry and Mass Spectrometry Help Trap New Candidate Substrates of Protease ClpXP

Reporting this month in Molecular Microbiology, Peter Chien and colleagues at the University of Massachusetts Amherst describe using a combination of biochemistry and mass spectrometry to “trap” scores of new candidate substrates of the protease ClpXP to reveal how protein degradation is critical to cell cycle progression and bacterial development.

29 Jun 2013

Scientists Observe How Ribosome Performs Precise Mechanical Movements for Genetic Code Translation

Scientists at the University of California, Santa Cruz, have trapped the ribosome, a protein-building molecular machine essential to all life, in a key transitional state that has long eluded researchers.

29 Jun 2013

Sophisticated Imaging Techniques Help Observe Protein Origami

Scientists using sophisticated imaging techniques have observed a molecular protein folding process that may help medical researchers understand and treat diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Lou Gehrig’s and cancer.

29 Jun 2013

H2W Launches Four Axis Positioning Gantry for High Vacuum Wafer Processing Applications

H2W introduces a fully vacuum compatible four axis (XYθZ) positioning gantry.

From H2W Technologies 28 Jun 2013

Advanced Extreme-Ultraviolet Microscope to go Online at Berkeley Lab

The world’s most advanced extreme-ultraviolet microscope is about to go online at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), and the queue of semiconductor companies waiting to use it already stretches out the door.

From Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 26 Jun 2013

Microscopy News

Ultrafast Fluorescence Spectroscopy Reveals Solvent Interfere with Electron Transfer

Powerful Electron Microscopes Reveal Important Changes in Evolution of Colour

Advances in Better Comprehension of Cell Fate Determination

Scientists Create Atom-By-Atom Structure of Ribosomes

Biologists Synthesize Ribosomes from Scratch in a Test Tube

Biochemistry and Mass Spectrometry Help Trap New Candidate Substrates of Protease ClpXP

Scientists Observe How Ribosome Performs Precise Mechanical Movements for Genetic Code Translation

Sophisticated Imaging Techniques Help Observe Protein Origami

H2W Launches Four Axis Positioning Gantry for High Vacuum Wafer Processing Applications

Advanced Extreme-Ultraviolet Microscope to go Online at Berkeley Lab

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Sustainable Future for Carbon Nanotubes

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Breakthrough in 2D Material Growth Opens Doors to Cleaner Energy and Next-Generation Technology

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