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Atomic motion pictures
Often advances in science go hand-in-hand with advances in scientific instrumentation. The ability to capture atoms in motion, that is, images at the atomic level over a period of time, is a major advancement. The achievement required combining the power of a conventional three-dimensional electron microscope with the ability to capture the images in an [...]
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Milestone mobile brain microscope
Better tools, better science: Being able to monitor the brain cells of an animal while it freely moves around and interacts with its environment, now that’s doing science the right way. No more tying the subject down inside a massive device and showing it pictures of changing scenery while scanning its brain. Well, actually there [...]
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Quantum gas microscope sees quirks
Continuing the recent spate of announcements concerning new scientific instruments, researchers at Harvard University have developed a quantum gas microscope that can glimpse into the quantum mechanics world, for example the behavior of supercold rubidium atoms. The what, you say? Well, rubidium is one of the more esoteric elements (Rb – atomic number 37) that [...]
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New technology: An optical microscope without lenses