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HERMES for Direct Measurement of Temperature at Nanoscale

A group of researchers discovered a method to find out the local temperature of a material from an area with a width of just one-billionth of 1m.

14 Mar 2018

Innovative PRISM Platform Provides Unprecedented Views of Cell Interiors

Super-resolution microscopy enables “seeing” beyond diffraction of light, which provides unrivaled views through cells & their intrinsic structures.

1 Mar 2018

Successful Images of Quantum Dots Using Optical Nanoscope

A new optical microscopy-based method can be used for creating images of nanoscale atoms - it is possible to image quantum dots in a semiconductor chip.

24 Jan 2018

Scientists Use Electron Microscopy to Study Magnetic Fields of Bacterial Cells and Nano-Objects

A research team led by a scientist from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory has demonstrated for the first time that the magnetic fields of bacterial cells and magnetic nano-objects in liquid can be studied at high resolution using electron microscopy.

22 Dec 2017

3D Nano Imaging Techniques Applicable for Modern Applications

Imaging at the nanoscale is considered to play a vital role in a plethora of contemporary applications in physics, medicine, biology, materials science and other fields. Limitations of existing techniques are, for example, their imaging speed, resolution or the lack of potential to look behind opaque objects with arbitrary shapes.

18 Dec 2017

Scientists Develop Novel Lenses that Enable X-ray Microscopy with Record Nanometer Resolution

DESY researchers have designed innovative lenses with the potential to perform X-ray microscopy with nanometer-scale resolution. The team headed by Saša Bajt, DESY scientist from the Center for Free-Electron Laser Science (CFEL), used innovative materials to perfect the design of exclusive X-ray optics and accomplished a focus spot size that had a diameter of less than 10 nm, where 1 nm is one-millionths of 1 mm and is smaller than the size of majority of the viruses.

8 Dec 2017

Researchers Develop New Method to Write Magnetic Information on Nanowires

Researchers from Imperial College London have developed a new method to write desired magnetic patterns onto nanowires, which could help computers to imitate the way human brain processes information. This new way to write magnetic information could present new opportunities for hardware neural networks.

21 Nov 2017