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The Nikon Small World in Motion 1st place winner shows neural crest cell migration in an eight-hour time-lapse captured by brightfield and confocal microscopy Read More

From thin films and pharmaceuticals to samples from the surface of Mars, hot-stage microscopy offers opportunities to explore material properties in a range of scientific fields Read More

UC Berkeley researcher Stephen Brohawn discusses the benefits of cryo-EM for overcoming challenges in membrane protein investigation Read More

When father-son duo Hans and Zacharias Janssen invented the first so-called compound microscope in the late 16th century, they probably didn’t understand the extent to which it would fuel modern science, or how future scientists would expand upon it. Read More

Pittcon 2021 virtual conference is held on March 8– 12, 2020. This year will feature an impressive line up of presenters, poster sessions, and short courses in their virtual format. Pittcon also presented the opportunity to showcase many industry-... Read More

Over the last several years, cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) has revolutionized structural biology by enabling scientists to obtain high-resolution models of molecules that could not be uncovered using other approaches. Learn more on how cryo-EM ... Read More

The shortage of digital innovation in microscopy is not simply an unfortunate footnote. It has far-reaching implications. Manual microscopy is unable to leverage digital tools that have become commonplace in other industries. The impact of analog ... Read More