The researchers used four different techniques to study the fossils, including conventional microscopes, scanning electron microscopes, fluorescence microscopy, and laser-stimulated fluorescence imaging.
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The researchers studied their physical characteristics using phase contrast microscopes (where a transparent object is conveyed through changes in brightness) and scanning electron microscopes.
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The researchers' combined efforts led to major advances in how scientists use electron microscopes today—the microscopes that can image down to the atomic level.
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In the 20th century, electron microscopes and other innovations moved microscopes beyond glass, yet Revealing the Invisible singles out contemporary innovations involving glass, like the Foldoscope.
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Mobile Microscopes And Wiggly Worms The LoaScope was created in UC-Berkeley's Fletcher Lab, named after Daniel Fletcher, a wild-haired scientist who discovered 10 years ago the potential of cellphones as microscopes.
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Newer microscopes and facilities are more accessible, automated, and user-friendly.
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With confocal microscopes, they can even watch this in real time.
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The jewelers were often looking through microscopes for the delicate work.
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In came tents, computers, microscopes, toilets, and a 3-D scanner.
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The company also periodically requires the more sensitive checks with electron microscopes.
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The companies also donated microscopes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars each.
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The magnification of optical microscopes was too weak to show them up.
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Flashy commercial microscopes on the same lines can cost thousands of dollars.
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Catadioptric systems form the basis of optical telescopes, microscopes, and telephoto lenses.
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There are X-ray machines, CT scanners and two scanning electron microscopes.
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But instead of microscopes and white coats, there were dancers and leotards.
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Scientists use scanning electron microscopes to look at some of nature's smallest objects.
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Later, Kariko combines images from the two microscopes to create his final product.
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Using microscopes, participants will be able to observe some of the tiniest ones.
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"He knew about microscopes, but he had no biology background," Dr. Cox said.
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More recently, scientists have actually seen the liquid surface using extremely sensitive microscopes.
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BR: So you've sent tens of thousands of these microscopes out into the world.
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Along with sails and anchors she carried telescopes, microscopes, two artists and several scientists.
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It produces lithography systems, microscopes and other precision instruments, as well as optical glass.
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Large open spaces and mobile desks encourage collaboration; new microscopes and MacBooks emphasise technology.
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At the moment Dr Poss reckons his microscopes can distinguish 70-80 such hues.
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Standard surgical microscopes are enormous and require a complicated draping process to ensure sterility.
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Most children probably think of a scientist's tools as instruments like microscopes and telescopes.
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USB microscopes are another option, ranging in price from $20 to $200 (and up).
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The more real-time information shared the more microscopes there are into everything we do.
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To do this you need things like scanning electron microscopes and detailed observations of charge.
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Each suture is finer than a hair and we must use microscopes to see them.
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Revealing the Invisible includes one of the few surviving 17th-century Antoni van Leeuwenhoek microscopes.
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In the study, the researchers used electron microscopes to observe roundworm embryos as they developed.
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Morphle: Designed to replace outdated analog microscopes, Morphle's system uses robotic automation to improve imaging.
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That's why we invented microscopes and tests for things like how something is made up chemically.
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BR: So are you trying to adapt existing tools, like microscopes, or build new tools altogether?
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Time, perhaps, to get the microscopes out again, to see exactly what shape these whiskers are.
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Standard light microscopes aren't really mobile, and require electricity and a trained lab tech to operate.
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"Normally when we [study] planets, you expect people to talk about telescopes, not microscopes," Nabiei commented.
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For Children Most children probably think of a scientist's tools as instruments like microscopes and telescopes.
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In another lab in the complex are the five LED microscopes generally used for this final diagnosis.
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Sure, other microscopes have made videos of cells moving, or pairs of cell parts, called organelles, interacting.
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The new research analyzed 10 spider specimens in dark gray shale, viewing and measuring them under microscopes.
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Look at plant buds, bulbs, nests and eggs inside the Discovery Center using hand lenses and microscopes.
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Pfeiffer makes pumps used by manufacturers including semiconductor firms and makers of analytical devices such as electron microscopes.
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Researchers say unlike other smartphone microscopes, CNBP's version takes advantage of the flash that's built into most phones.
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Levies on Chinese TVs and microscopes, and U.S. soybeans and ginseng, threaten direct economic damage to both economies.
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When Mr. Strüwe began making photographs, he used microscopes that could only magnify items up to 2,000 times.
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Dr. Prakash runs a laboratory devoted to projects as varied as economical paper microscopes, water computers and biophysics.
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The team then used microscopes to monitor the behaviour of the bacteria over the course of 24 hours.
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Taxidermied animals, biological specimens preserved in jars, mid-century microscopes, and mineral samples populate shelves, some behind glass doors.
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Gatan is a Pleasanton, California-based maker of instrumentation and software used to enhance the performance of electron microscopes.
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Towards the back of the plane is the operating room kitted out with microscopes, scalpels and 3-D monitors.
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They are highly symbolic, and they work as telescopes rather than microscopes, observing the social rather than the individual.
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But now, with genetic sequencing, new protein-visualizing microscopes, and other technology advances, it's possible to skip that step.
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It seems an impossible task, and microscopes are essential, as are brushes and other tools of the jewelry trade.
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It's built "augmented reality" microscopes, assistant apps for nurses and doctors, and partnered with dozens of health care providers.
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Between 1975 and 1986, Frank developed a new method to process electron microscopes' images into a more sharp, 3D structure.
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Using high-resolution scanners and microscopes, the scientists observed neutrophils moving through previously undetected tunnels in the skulls of mice.
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The merger will create a global laboratory equipment giant supplying healthcare and technology industries with everything from beakers to microscopes.
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They were able to determine this by using high-powered microscopes to analyze the traces of wear on his tools.
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She leads the way to a large abandoned-looking space where retro scientific fume hoods, glass beakers and microscopes reside.
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Fortunately, microscopes grant us access to a fantastic, beautiful, and sometimes shocking universe that hides beyond the limits of vision.
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But skilled photographers can use microscopes to reveal the hidden — and sometimes disturbing — world beyond what the eye can see.
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Advances in the detectors of electron microscopes now provide enough clarity to pinpoint each and every atom in the molecules.
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Neurosurgery can take many hours, which surgeons operating with magnifying loupes or microscopes often spend looking down, their necks bent.
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By fusing proteins with fluorescent tags, they have enabled scientists using optical microscopes to track the biological processes inside living cells.
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Beauty of Science made this very colorful video using footage taken from microscopes or macro shots—chemical reactions, paint experiments, etc.
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CMA previously said the deal to buy Gatan raised concerns that prices of microscopes could go up and quality could suffer.
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The researchers looked at these cocoons under microscopes, and realized that the foamy structure probably formed as water evaporated, creating bubbles.
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Of course, eagle-eyed PLL devotees are taking their microscopes to the image and coming up with some insane fan theories.
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The microphones sit in my ears, sucking in sound like audio microscopes, so it just looks like I'm listening to music.
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Using mass spectrometers and powerful microscopes, ProVerde screens weed for bacteria and mycotoxins to make sure it's actually safe to smoke.
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Medicine has long been a discipline predicated on memorization, which made sense in a world of textbooks, microscopes and information monopoly.
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The merger will create a global lab equipment giant supplying everything from beakers to microscopes to the healthcare and technology industries.
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Several years ago, a project called Foldscope began producing very cheap microscopes nearly as high powered as those used by Leeuwenhoek.
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Sometimes I'll take a part to the failure analysis lab for a more detailed examination using optical or scanning electron microscopes.
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It's pricey compared to the original $30 BLIPS, and that means DIPLE will have to compete with more expensive, dedicated microscopes.
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The researchers used microscopes with high spatial resolution, which allowed them to finally see the tiny pockets that once contained ice.
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These microscopes could be used to look at other meteorites and possibly find more evidence of ice fossils, the researchers said.
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Almost everything we know about them comes from electron microscopes, which magnify objects up to a million times their real size.
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They analyze blood and fecal samples as well as throat swabs under high-powered microscopes that display images on giant screens.
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By looking under microscopes and determining what stage of development the maggots were in, they could roughly determine the time of death.
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But pollen grains are also rare, as they are very tiny and can only be found using powerful microscopes after careful preparation.
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I've used Olloclip's 21x, macro before and, like most microscopes, it will make you see the world in a whole new way.
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Fortunately for the worms, scientists used electron microscopes to discover microbes that could do just that, living in the giant shipworms' gills.
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And using their microscopes, they identified the fibers inside the teeth as probably being put there while the caveperson was still alive.
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Until then, electron microscopes were only seen as suitable for imaging dead matter, because the powerful electron beam destroyed the biological material.
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Using traditional light and electron microscopes, Whitney's team discovered that the internal structure of these iridoplasts are markedly different from conventional chloroplasts.
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When I visited, it was full of white tables covered in pipettes and microscopes that inspect rhino poop and manta ray sperm.
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But less is known about Munch's palette, and scientists, using updated technologies and tools like transmission electron microscopes, are breaking new ground.
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She operates the bee salon out of her fifth-floor office, crammed with chairs, microscopes, and intimidating posters of enlarged wasp heads.
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Using electron microscopes, the researchers created 3D visualizations to determine location, abundance, and activity of the fungi inside the bodies of the ants.
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Thousands of Foldscopes have been dispersed in over 130 countries, many to schools where students might not have access to more expensive microscopes.
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O for about $4.38 billion, creating a laboratory equipment giant supplying everything from test tubes to microscopes to the healthcare and technology industries.
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It's not clear who first invented microscopes, but they emerged around the 1590s with few of the bells and whistles they have today.
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In the past, electron microscopes were also assumed to be useful only in imaging dead material due to electron beams destroying biological matter.
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The discovery spun off into a private business called CellScope, while Fletcher's academic lab continued to research smartphones as microscopes for the university.
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It promises to help improve scientific imaging as well in devices like telescopes and microscopes where improved sharpness could lead to other discoveries.
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Since microscopes produced circular images, Strüwe jerry-rigged a rectangular lens frame to present his photos in the standard format of Western paintings.
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Now, a team of Israeli researchers has gotten a look at the hidden sophistication of the scallop eye, thanks to powerful new microscopes.
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Although the ideal way to diagnose malaria is still to examine stained blood under a microscope, many clinics lack microscopes and trained staff.
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The researchers actually sliced into several bones from the fossil and studied them with microscopes to understand the different regions of the skeleton.
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EDMONTON, Alberta — The fume hoods in the lab set up by Saba Saadat were silent on Friday, its computers and microscopes switched off.
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Its automated microscopes employ artificial intelligence and robotics to analyze and detect flaws in high-tech manufacturing for semiconductor, aerospace and other industries.
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The device will also make testing easier in developing countries, where clinics often can't afford the expensive microscopes and computers needed to analyze semen.
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The team analyzed the bird with microscopes and a lab micro CT scanner, essentially a special kind of x-ray, to create 3D reconstructions.
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In their experiments, they remove tapes from surfaces at different speeds and angles, measuring the forces and imaging the results with high-powered microscopes.
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Sure, the microscopes are better, but brain cells are still primarily defined by two labor-intensive characteristics: how they look and how they fire.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the deal could affect two rivals of Thermo Fisher who use Gatan products with their electron microscopes.
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Atomic force microscopes use sharp tips attached to flexible arms called cantilevers to scan a material's surface, like a stylus on a record player.
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The talk will specifically focus on Muniz's High Museum of Art retrospective (on view through August 21), including his recent work using electron microscopes.
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Mr. Loron used electron microscopes to survey the fine structures, and found that the spheres and filaments had double walls — another hallmark of fungi.
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In addition, Dr. Langer and other doctors say the device is smaller and much less cumbersome than standard surgical microscopes and provides better light.
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Eternal data storage is a cool enough idea, but it remains pretty difficult to accomplish, requiring relatively long read/write times, microscopes, and complicated algorithms.
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Millimeter-scale brain organoids can die without access to blood vessels, and thick tissue can be difficult to image with microscopes, according to the paper.
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Researchers have been moving atoms using scanning tunneling microscopes since the early 1990s, but current methods are tedious and show, requiring tremendous patience and persistence.
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Sampling plates positioned above the surface were used to catch any aerosols, including bacteria, which were then examined under microscopes, and cultivated in petri dishes.
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Scanning electron microscopes scan objects with beams of particles called electrons -- which are smaller than atoms -- to create super-magnified images of very tiny things.
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He focused his homemade microscopes on water from a pond outside his house, and on the dental plaque from his neighbors in Delft, the Netherlands.
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She gazed through microscopes at tiny opalescent mosaics made from butterfly wings, stone-fruit pits carved into sculptures, and statues on the heads of pins.
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Electron microscopes, invented in 1931, use a beam of electrons to produce images with a finer resolution than what is possible with a conventional microscope.
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Even when current electron microscopes can magnify matter millions of times, a notched butterfly proboscis curled under Strüwe's comparatively primitive equipment is a mesmerizing sight.
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Everyone knows the rise of smartphones has put powerful cameras in our pockets, but we forget these cameras can also be transformed into powerful microscopes.
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They work long days and through weekends, using microscopes to assess samples they collect by hand from the forest during days- and weeks-long expeditions.
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These devices could one day power tabletop particle accelerators for medical use, act as microscopes to image atoms, and push the frontiers of physics even further.
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After just one episode of American Horror Story: Cult, fans are already spinning their own theories and looking at every second of footage under their microscopes.
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This summer the Jamaica Observer, a newspaper, reported that patients at Kingston Public Hospital had died because it lacks such equipment as MRI scanners and microscopes.
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As soon as he's put under even the friendliest of microscopes, such as in puff interviews with CNN and NBC, the wheels start to come off.
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Using cryo-electron microscopes, Dr. Palmer and his colleagues discovered that scallops make a kind of guanine crystal never seen before in nature: a flat square.
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Lighting the subjects also proved tricky, and expensive, as the bulbs used in microscopes only last about three hours at full intensity and are pricey to replace.
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Therefore, to boost this field of study, IBM is developing small AI-powered robot microscopes to be placed in water to observe plankton in their natural habitat.
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Then, in 1853, John Jacob Bausch, a German immigrant, started a company making monocles, which became a major producer of glasses, microscopes, and all things lens related.
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Experiments using X-ray diffraction and electron microscopes revealed that this was indeed the case, making it apparent that viruses were predominantly either helical or icosahedral in shape.
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Though microscopes can zoom in pretty far on these little guys, no one realizes how cute they can be until they're blown up into a giant plush toy.
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To prove that the red lines were a bona fide drawing, and not the result of natural processes, the researchers analyzed the marks with optical and electron microscopes.
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The CMA has raised concerns that the deal could enhance Thermo Fisher's "already strong market position" and that prices of microscopes could go up and quality could suffer.
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We won't know the answer unless we send another rover to Gusev crater, collect samples, bring those sample back to Earth, and analyze them using fancy electron microscopes.
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Through careful handiwork, artist Martina Mrongovius also formed new connections from these artifacts by creating nine collages of slides, each backlit by light boxes and set under microscopes.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific has agreed to acquire the FEI Company, a maker of microscopes that examine close-up images of metals, biological cells and semiconductors, for $4.2 billion.
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The announcement comes after Britain's competition watchdog in December said the $925 million acquisition could raise concerns that prices of microscopes could go up and quality could suffer.
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They monitored changes in these cracks under increasing pressure, using optical and electron microscopes, and found that the cracks barely grew until the force used exceed 500 newtons.
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Other scientists have figured out how to highlight the circles with glowing proteins, and even how to prepare them for a close-up portrait under high-powered microscopes.
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Lush and gorgeous, their teeming biomorphic shapes are given density by richly colored threads (including metallic) and evoke nonspecific mixes of cartoons, cursive writing and views through microscopes.
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They married in 1961 and moved to Rochester so that he could join Bausch & Lomb, which at the time made lenses for eyeglasses, cameras, microscopes and other equipment.
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Yet as Executive Director Karol Wight explained, Fragile Legacy — along with another current exhibition focused on microscopes — is part of a new emphasis on science in the museum.
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The approach, which is said to work on most traditional lens-based microscopes, provides a resolution of about 250 nanometers across a field of view of about an inch.
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He and his team created nanometer-scale bubbles with lasers, measured them with electron microscopes, and tried to determine whether the bubble collapsing would cause damage to a polymer.
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Conservators look through microscopes to gather information about an object's composition and construction—and on a regular day in the lab, knowing such things is an end unto itself.
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For centuries, African bones have laid in boxes all across Europe, placed under microscopes or displayed in some attempt to better understand the role of humans through scientific endeavors.
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As DNA sequencing technology invigorates the study of the human microbiome, we take a look at the first tool ever used to study microbes: van Leeuwenhoek's tiny homemade microscopes.
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After observing the gems under sensitive microscopes and spectrometers, however, Ivarsson and his colleagues found that the tunnels contained traces of fatty acids likely left behind by microscopic creatures.
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In 2004, researchers at the Max Planck Institute in Germany had demonstrated automated methods that could analyze images of neurons produced by electron microscopes—a process known as segmentation.
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His research helped pioneer "adaptive optics," technology that helps eliminate distortion and fuzziness when using telescopes, microscopes or other imaging systems, breakthroughs that drew interest for their military applications.
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Given these advantages, flat lenses could replace their bulkier counterparts anywhere that cost or weight is an issue—meaning pretty-well everywhere from microscopes and cameras, to pairs of spectacles.
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The study's results show that the device can identify abnormal semen samples with 98 percent accuracy compared to traditional testing methods, which use bulky microscopes and require highly-trained technicians.
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By connecting different colored blocks together—making up a base, sensor, flash, actuator, lens, and optical attachments like polarizers, or microscopes—you can create a colorful camera brick-by-brick.
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So a team of Austrian scientists developed new software that allows microscopes to not only track a slowly-moving object, but also capture incredible timelapse footage, speeding up the action.
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FEI designs, manufactures and supports high-performance electron microscopes that provide images and information at micro, nano and picometer scales which are used by life sciences companies to make discoveries.
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"Electron microscopes are pretty much the only game in town if you want to look at things on the atomic scale," says physicist Ben McMorran of the University of Oregon.
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They also did the sweaty legwork of mosquito surveillance: setting and collecting mosquito traps in remote areas, and categorizing mosquitoes according to their wing shape and coloring patterns under microscopes.
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Image courtesy of the BFI Captured by Smith using homemade setups of microscopes and cameras, it was the kind of footage that, in its day, had never been seen before.
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Telecommunications in these isolated places can be very limited, and you have to spend your days avoiding death and looking into microscopes, so for all intents and purposes, you'll essentially disappear.
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And so, naturally, they used the brightest X-ray in the world to explode a lot of water, illuminating up the scene with lasers and capturing images using high-resolution microscopes.
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Over the years, major California universities -- UC-Berkeley, UC-Davis, UCLA -- have built cellphone microscopes geared to look at other bloodborne diseases in Africa and Asia, such as malaria and tuberculosis.
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From 1926 to 1959, starting with an image of a whale jawbone, Strüwe took 280 photographs through microscopes in an ongoing project he called Formen des Mikrokosmos (Forms of the Microcosmos).
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Ursula Wierer, an archaeologist from the provincial Department of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape in Florence, Italy, used high-power microscopes and a CT scanner to examine Ötzi's dagger and arrowheads.
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A maker of electron microscopes, DNA-sequencing machines and other lab supplies, Thermo Fisher is paying about $5.2 billion to buy Patheon, which produces drugs and the chemicals used in them.
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Some microscopes today are so powerful that they can create a picture of the gap between brain cells, which is thousands of times smaller than the width of a human hair.
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Lara Gonzalez Carratero, a PhD student at University College London, imaged 24 ashy remnants recovered from Shubayqa 1 using scanning electron microscopy, a far more precise imaging method than traditional optical microscopes.
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Trilobites In the 1920s, before matter could be magnified millions of times under electron microscopes, a German graphic designer was developing his own techniques for capturing the minute wonders of organic life.
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Mosquitoes captured from across the region — there are more than 200 species of mosquitoes in Uganda alone, lab technicians say — are crushed and scrutinized under microscopes; RNA is extracted, and sequence mapped.
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Assistance from the central government includes training for health officials in the use of microscopes to boost disease tracking, which had been disrupted by the disaster, said health ministry official Anung Sugihantono.
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Most of the work is done by master watchmakers hunched over tables of miniature components, wearing magnifying eyepieces or peering through microscopes as they finish and assemble the mechanical movements by hand.
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Using advanced microscopes and biosensors, the researchers were able to track the presence and volume of the calcium in response to various injuries, including caterpillar chomps, scissor snips, and damage caused by crushing.
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After van Leeuwenhoek, other microscopists improved the device, adding multiple lenses (for compound microscopes), designing binocular views to render specimens in three dimensions, and eliminating the color issues (chromatic aberrations) that distorted views.
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Van Leeuwenhoek, using the small microscopes that he built, discovered a world of microbes in droplets of water; Vermeer, using a camera obscura, toyed with light and illumination and how people perceive them.
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A shakeout in commercial real estate is under way as some banks unwind or sell off the loans that are under regulators' microscopes, and bankers say they are wary of making new loans.
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The combination of microscopes and magnetic ferrofluid produces results that indistinguishable from magic—and stunning CGI—in this new short from chemist-turned macro photographer Linden Gledhill and Concept Zero founder Nikola Ilic.
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Back in the lab, Bednaršek and her team looked at the crabs under high-powered microscopes, a process that could take up to half a day for a single 1 centimeter-sized crab.
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"What is exciting from the geological point of view is that we are using a combination of standard (microscopes) and modern analytical tools," geologist Richard Bevins of the National Museum Wales told CNN.
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Hillsboro, Oregon-based FEI designs, makes and supports high-performance electron microscopes that provide images and information at micro, nano and picometer scales which are used by life sciences companies to make discoveries.
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They rely on non-neutral methods (microscopes, cameras, eyeballs) and use non-neutral symbols (words, numbers, images) to communicate facts to people who receive, interpret and deploy them from their own social positions.
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It's a new world where biologists become as important for the fashion industry as clothiers and designers, and test tubes, mixing cylinders, and microscopes become work tools as appreciated as sewing needles and scissors.
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Thermo Fisher, the world's largest maker of scientific instruments, wanted to strengthen its electron microscopy business with the acquisition of Gatan, which produces highly specialized "peripherals" such as filters and cameras, used in microscopes.
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Adrian Glover, one of Dr Amon's colleagues at the Natural History Museum, and his collaborators spent weeks peering down microscopes, inspecting every nook and cranny of the surfaces of some of the nodules themselves.
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Using both conventional and scanning electron microscopes, and with the help of UC Berkeley mineralogist Rudy Wenk, the researchers detected six distinct morphological types of particles, ranging from clear glass to rubber-like substances.
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The team determined who likely had rickets from their bones and then analyzed their teeth, cutting each tooth into several transparent slices, thinner than a sheet of tissue paper, and examining them under microscopes.
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E. Oveisi, EPFL, Switzerland Nabiei's team used three different microscopes, including a transmission electron microscope, to study the bits of material, called inclusions, that got trapped within the Almahata Sitta meteorite's diamonds after it formed.
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U.S.-based Thermo Fisher - the world's largest maker of scientific instruments - said in June it would buy Gatan, a Pleasanton, California-based maker of instruments and software used to enhance the performance of electron microscopes.
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Before this technology, one would need highly trained people moving small amounts of liquid around with a pipette and then spending hours looking through microscopes to achieve similar (potentially less accurate and less efficient) outcomes.
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If a similar material could be found that did the same thing with visible light, that could open up new areas of research in light microscopes, using light to etch objects and in other areas.
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You might think of telescopes as microscopes for the sky, portable tools you build or buy at a hobby shop and use outside to see the Moon, planets, and deep-space objects through an eyepiece.
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Marangoni should know—his Canadian lab innovates with the structure of fats and oils, replacing unhealthy fats with oil and cellulose-based gels in products like hot dogs, or imaging milk fat using high-powered microscopes.
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The researchers said their discoveries were made possible by two technical advances: drills that can penetrate far deeper below the Earth's crust, and improvements in microscopes that allow life to be detected at increasingly minute levels.
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This is important because the process used to select certain substances or organelles to fluoresce and be directly visible to microscopes isn't good for the cells, and to tag multiple items is to risk cell death.
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To determine that this drawing was intentionally produced by humans, the team examined the pattern with both optical and electron microscopes, and RAMAN spectroscopy, which is an imaging technique for resolving precise molecular structures in samples.
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They ran the carcasses through a meat grinder, strained their flesh through mosquito netting, then used microscopes to scan the exudate for larvae, which they sucked into tiny tubes to carry to Atlanta for DNA testing.
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During his first year, gross anatomy underway and tissue samples in the microscopes, in a state he describes as complete disinhibition, Mason began writing a novel prompted by his time in Burma — needed to, in fact.
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In hiring Bolt as the museum's first full-time curator of science and technology, as well as this exhibition on microscopes, it has a new emphasis on the vital role of glass in the history of science.
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Park turned to an imaging technique called holographic microscopy: unlike conventional microscopes, which can only capture the intensity of the light scattering off an object, a holographic microscope can also capture the direction that light is traveling.
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Much like large-scale gravitational lensing—for instance, when full galaxies behave like microscopes—the effect allows astronomers to see the background scene with precision and clarity that would not be possible without this handy cosmic shortcut.
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The central Frederick installation in the second room of the two-room show combines a video of a bubbling stream projected through the large brass and marble microscopes of Graves's Weather Prediction Instruments for Meteorologists (1962–99).
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I was into microscopes and blood: I had a compound model With three lenses I bought at an optical store on the second floor Of a Chandleresque building with exposed ironwork, Like the building in Double Indemnity.
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Miniature laser microscopes implanted directly over the brain regions of interest give more detailed temporal and spatial resolution—which is muted in human brain scans because fMRIs only measure the net changes of cell activity in the blood.
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Early-20th-century philosopher William Romaine Newbold argued that Roger Bacon really had written the whole thing, and that when properly decoded, the manuscript proved that Bacon had used both telescopes and microscopes to anticipate modern germ theory.
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There's nothing special about the equipment — it's just a bunch of Dell monitors, Logitech mice, and a few microscopes — but it's the closeness of this research arm to the manufacturing plant that allows the company to move fast.
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We use microscopes to enlarge the planet's tiniest stuff; the sculptor Takahiro Iwasaki works in the opposite way, reducing familiar, monumental structures to miniature proportions, using humble, everyday materials, the better to make us look at them anew.
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We've all talked about the cons: it's a place where politics and bad takes can easily divide people, where spite and hate can find a platform, where social anxieties are bred, grown, and dissected under laser-focused microscopes.
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In this program at the Everett Children's Adventure Garden of the New York Botanical Garden, they will explore the new season by examining buds, bulbs, nests and eggs with hand lenses and microscopes inside the Everett's Discovery Center.
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Rather than telescopes, he would use microscopes, which he began taking with him on trips to the White Sea, near the Arctic Circle, to study protozoa along the shore—research that could be conducted with minimal state interference.
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In 2010 a team co-led by Hepeng Zhang, a physicist then at the University of Texas, Austin, took another step, using microscopes and image analysis software to quantify movements of individual bacteria—not just groups—in a film.
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To gain insight into how bleaching works, biologists at Queensland University of Technology placed the coral Heiiofungia actiniformis in aquaria, raised the temperature, and captured time-lapse videos over the course of eight days using digital cameras and microscopes.
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The chips themselves are ten times the size of the 4004, but at a spacing of just 14 nanometres (nm) their transistors are invisible, for they are far smaller than the wavelengths of light human eyes and microscopes use.
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"The CMA is concerned that the proposed deal could allow Thermo Fisher to weaken its competitors, enhancing its own already strong market position, and lead to higher prices for customers using electron microscopes," the watchdog said in a statement.
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Two different sources are credited with the invention of the microscope: Hans Lippershey, who filed the first patent for a telescope in 1608, and Hans and Zacharias Janssen, a father-son team who wrote about microscopes in the 1590s.
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The company makes 500 different toy products, aimed at children from three to 14 years old, including kits such as Soap Factory or Sweet Factory, various build-and-play models from dinosaurs to cars, robots, microscopes and small drones.
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The classes are small — Oklahoma mandates that there be no more than 20 children, with two teachers, a ratio that early-education experts recommend — and well stocked with everything from Legos and microscopes to puzzles and dress-up clothes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Monday announced that it will exempt a broad range of additional Chinese-made products from 223 percent U.S. tariffs, including industrial equipment, water filtering equipment, small electric motors, remote control devices and stereoscopic microscopes.
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The teeth were canines and incisors, and the analysis consisted of an array of tools you'd probably prefer your dentist not use, like scanning electron microscopes, microCT scanners (which are basically lab versions of hospital CAT scanners) and other imaging techniques.
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The researchers analyzed a pair of postage stamp-sized samples gathered during field campaigns, sliced them into a few dozen pieces, and analyzed them with electron microscopes, protons from a particle accelerator, and continuous-wave electron paramagnetic resonance (cw-EPR).
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If your experience was anything like mine, you probably remember all of two things: The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell, and a lot of dead white dudes looked into microscopes for hundreds of years to figure that out.
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But lately EVE developer CCP Games has traded the stuff of telescopes for that of microscopes for a small part of its game, and science has been the better for it (and science fact, at that, rather than science fiction).
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She graduated from the medical college in 1885 at the top of her class and published an article two years later in The New York Medical Journal that extolled the virtues of "photomicrography," or photography through microscopes, for medical research.
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Using high-resolution, high-speed microscopes, researchers from Perelman School of Medicine in Pennsylvania watched as these dynamic filaments—long thought to be quite stiff—buckled under the force of each cellular contraction before springing back to their original length and form.
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But Frank, who said on Wednesday that he "didn't mind" receiving the early-morning call from Stockholm, developed a way to take the fuzzy 2D images from electron microscopes and turn them into a sharp 3D picture, the first step toward cryo-EM.
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Today, if researchers need to examine diseased tissue, they typically attain a 1 cm block of it, embed it in something like paraffin then slice it into sections that are stained, floated in a water bath and examined under different kinds of microscopes.
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The Command Center has five 55-inch flat screen monitors showing live feeds from nearly a dozen cameras, workbenches, computer systems, microscopes, and just for a touch of fun, embedded green LED rope lights that give the room a cool sci-fi vibe.
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Conservators need specialized hardware: An average day working at the intersection of art and science means wielding tiny paintbrushes and even tinier surgical instruments, looking through microscopes and infrared cameras, mixing paints and solvents, switching on vacuum tables or 3D scanners, or sometimes, even lasers.
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In Anti-Bodies, presented by Basel's House of Electronic Arts (HeK), viewers are invited to don lab coats as they walk through the museum space, outfitted to feel like a laboratory: there are microscopes, file boxes, and scientists speaking about their work in video recording.
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Even the most massive objects — black holes or the ultradense spinning neutron stars — would roil space only enough to move the mirrors by a fraction of the diameter of a proton, a subatomic particle too small to be seen by even the most powerful microscopes.
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In two rooms salvaged from early-18th-century British homes, the curators plan to display needlework and botanical studies — pieces highlighting the role of women in 18th-century salon culture — as well as scientific equipment like telescopes and microscopes that amateur male and female scientists tried out.
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Display cases embedded in the walls of the Juliette K. and Leonard S. Rakow Research Library hold 193 historic microscopes, which are joined by archival material from Corning, such as a first edition of Robert Hooke's 1665 publication Micrographia, which helped introduce the public to microscopy.
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A small but growing subsection of repair professionals are learning how to use microscopes, voltage readers, and soldering irons to diagnose and fix problems on the logic board itself, but this is a much more time consuming and skilled task than, say, doing a traditional RAM swap.
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At the San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research, an army of scientists armed with liquid nitrogen, microscopes, and ultrasound machines is working around the clock to create an unprecedented first in the conservation world: they are looking to turn frozen rhino skin cells into baby rhinos.
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Even Wringing a Wet Cloth Is Magical in SpaceAstronaut Chris Hadfield continues to make us all insanely jealous of the time he&aposs been…Read more ReadScientists have imaged hydrogen bonds before, but are now reporting that they've quantitatively measured them in action, using incredibly high-resolution microscopes.
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As Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the ACLU, pointed out last year, "Government security agencies and others using data for "'risk assessment' purposes are trying to decide who should be blacklisted, scrutinized, put under privacy-invading investigatory microscopes, or otherwise limited in their freedom and opportunity.
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This free annual event promotes marine conservation through research stations; a Discovery Lab, where participants can observe river water under microscopes and construct plankton models; tours of Stony Brook University's research vessel the SeaWolf; catch-and-release fishing; kayaking; and scuba-diving shows (at noon and 1:30 p.m.).
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Each room contained science instruments dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries: hand-carved celestial globes, sundials, astrolabes, Crookes and cathode ray tubes (which led to the discovery of X-rays), the first microscopes, oscillators and electric motors, as well as a vast array of glass eyes.
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We recently got a chance to tour the building and also interview some of the first residents, including representatives from Honeybee Robotics (which builds robots for a range of uses, including medicine and exploring Mars), Nanotronics (automated industrial microscopes) and StrongArm Technologies (equipment for "industrial athletes," such as warehouse workers).
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What really sharpened the sight of microscopes were alterations to the recipes of glass itself, especially through the work of Carl Zeiss, Ernst Abbe, and Otto Schott in the 1870s (the exhibition text points out that the Carl Zeiss logo still has two differently composed lenses on top of each other).
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Not every mom-and-pop shop is going to buy a $20,000 calibration machine to fix a few iPhones, but many of the larger operations already shell out tens of thousands of dollars for top-of-the-line microscopes, and would surely buy the machine if it were made available.
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As Dr. Blobel liked to tell ordinary people, "To greatly simplify …" To greatly simplify, Dr. Blobel built on the work of his Rockefeller University mentor, Dr. George E. Palade, a pioneer in using electron microscopes; Dr. Palade shared the 1974 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, as the award is formally called.
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Detecting fraud via fonts isn't as sexy as sleuthing art forgery; it often involves tedious measurements with digital calipers, examinations under loupes and microscopes, charts that track the slight differences between two versions of the Times Roman face, or evidence that a particular form of office printer didn't exist at the document's dated execution.
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Thus coddled, the lasers in the present incarnation, known as Advanced LIGO, can detect changes in the length of one of those arms as small as one ten-thousandth the diameter of a proton — a subatomic particle too small to be seen by even the most powerful microscopes — as a gravitational wave sweeps through.
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Mr Baden, a neuroscientist who studies the eyes and brains of zebra fish, says that although the quality of a FlyPi may not be that of a commercial model, the low cost means that his lab can have several extra microscopes on the go at once alongside the high-spec one they already had.
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The program will fund six different research teams, including two that seek to restore vision using light-emitting diodes, one that plans to decode speech using "neurograin" sensors, and another that uses holographic microscopes to detect neural activity that could eventually replace lost vision, or act as an interface to control an artificial limb.
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Joel Mokyr, an economic historian that knows much more than I do about the evolution of technology, argues that the tools and techniques we have developed in recent times — from gene sequencing to electron microscopes to computers that can analyze data at enormous speeds — are about to open up vast new frontiers of possibility.
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Sponsored by Earth Day Initiative, a nonprofit devoted to environmentalism, the celebration will include information on clean energy; demonstrations from Gotham Grazer, a school program dedicated to sustainable food and gardening; opportunities to make crafts from recycled materials; and the BioBus, a mobile laboratory with microscopes where young visitors can conduct their own ecological experiments.
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It was the microscopes and robotic arms that he and his co-founder Daniel Thomas, were using in the labs to examine nanoparticles and select specific particles for insertion into other media that led them to think why not adapt this type of technology for use in fertility clinics — as an alternative to purely manual selection and fertilization.
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A dark matter particle that weakly interacts with matter could nudge some of the atoms in the mineral, leaving behind 500-nanometer-long damage tracks that could be detectable in the rock after perhaps a billion years or longer, according to the paper published in Physical Review D. The researchers would hunt for these minerals and analyze them for the signature tracks using state-of-the-art microscopes.
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