Archiv Imaging & Microscopy

Biotechnology on the Advance

Dr. M. Friedrich, GIT VERLAG, D

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EMS Newsletter

U, Aebi, N. Schryvers, EMS

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Events That Stand Out

A. Winton, RMS, United Kingdom

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Microscopy an the Science Photo Library

25 Years of Taking the Microscopic World to the Public

G. S. Evans, Science Photo Library, United Kingdom

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ICN+T 2006

International Nano-Conference in Basel, Switzerland: Research, Exhibition, Public Fair

Dr. M. Hegner, University of Basel, Switzerland

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Big In Japan

IMC 16 in Sapporo, September 3-8, 2006

Dr. R. A. Fleck, NIBSC, United Kingdom

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7th International ELMI Meeting

Advanced Light Microscopy Course

P. O’Toole, J. Marrison, University of York, United Kingdom

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FOM 2007

Focus on Microscopy, Valencia, Spain, 10-13 April 2007

M. Martinez-Corral, G. Saavedra, University of Valencia, Spain; F. Brakenhoff, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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MC 2007

33rd Microscopy Conference of the DGE

Prof. Dr. P. Mestres-Venura, Universitätsklinikum Homburg/Saar, Germany; Prof. Dr. U. Hartmann, University of Saarland, Germany

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Pillar Directed Cell Growth

Observation of Cellular Behaviour

Dr. J.-Y. Yang, National Nano Device Laboratories, Taiwan

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Cryoelectron Tomography Shows 3D Structure Of Surface Spikes

Structure of AIDS Virus Surface Revealed

K. H. Roux et al., Florida State University, USA

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Nanoscale Structuring and Investigation

Crossbeam Tool with Ultra High Resolution FIB Technology

P. Gnauck et al., Carl Zeiss SMT, Germany

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Digital Pulsed Force Mode

Determining Local Mechanical Properties of HeLa Cells

M. J. Holzwarth et al., Ulm University, Germany

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Experiments and Simulations of Electric Force Microscopy

Finite Element Analysis of Electromechanical Cantilever Deflection - Part II

G. Valdrè, University of Bologna, Italy

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Two Microscopes, One Software

Combining Atomic Force and Optical Microscopy

C. Löbbe, Dr. K. Poole, JPK Instruments, Germany

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EMCCD Camera Technology Advances

New EMCCD Camera Offers 16-Bit Quantitative Stability for Ratiometric Imaging

D. Sharma, Photometrics, USA

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Taking Us Closer to Life

True Digital Imaging

Dr. E. Wehner, Carl Zeiss MicroImaging, Germany

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Brain Development and the Power of Fluorescence Imaging

Findings Based on a Zebrafish Study

R. Underwood, Nikon Instruments, United Kingdom

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Efficiency and Speed

New Paradigms in Confocal Data Acquisition

R. Borlinghaus, S. Young, Leica Microsystems, Germany

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A Toolbox of GEP Technologies

Monitoring Protein Folding, Expression and Solubility

S. Cabantous et al., Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

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