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‘Rainbow’ Chip Could Enable Diagnostics Using ‘Toy’ Microscope, Smartphone
Requiring just 4x magnification, the rainbow trapping surface can sense wavelength shifts down to 0.032 nm
Ultrasound-induced Optical Clearing Increases Imaging Depth 6 Times
High-intensity ultrasound causes a layer of gas bubbles to form in tissue, reducing unwanted changes in the propagation direction of incident light
Two Years After Proof-of-concept, Chemists Build Marijuana ‘Breathalyzer’
THC, the active compound in marijuana that leads to a high, is much different than, for example, the level of ethanol that is measured with a traditional alcohol breathalyzer.
Model Identifies ‘Superspreader’ Monkeys in Possible Spillover Events
Now, scientists at Anglia Ruskin University (UK) have done the same for monkeys, mapping how infectious diseases spread among wildlife populations in hotspot areas where humans and...
Control All Your Pumps at Once
The Edwards TAG Turbo and active gauge controller is a highly useful piece of equipment, allowing the seamless and simultaneous activation of both scroll and turbo pumps at the ...
2022 Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry, Physics and Medicine
Early Wednesday morning, The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Carolyn Bertozzi, Morten Meldal and K. Barry Sharpless “for the ...
Spectacular Turbo Pump!
The nEXT300D Turbomolecular Pump from Edwards is a fantastic piece of equipment that we use widely for all of our UHV needs. This pump can easily get down to pressures below ...
Detecting Brain Tumors with Just 5 µL of Blood
An ultrasensitive biosensor combined with SERS and AI distinguished brain cancer from other cancers with 100% specificity and sensitivity
Researchers 3D Print Tiny Beam Shaper Directly onto Optical Fiber
A 3D direct laser printing approach could allow for more compact and cost-effective solutions for super-resolution microscopy and particle manipulation
How the Pandemic Further Awakened Additive Manufacturing
Innovative uses of 3D printing have soared over the past few years, with applications ranging from biomedical engineering to space flight