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Introducing the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio
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SkyLight pushes combo smartphone-microscope mount
SmartPlanet visits SkyLight co-founders Andy Miller and Tess Bakke to get a hands-on with the device.
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Microscope makeover (photos)
The iPhone microscope can, with its built-in camera, capture hi-def medical images.
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Olympus BioScapes: Art that lives under the microscope (photos)
The camera company's annual digital-imaging competition uncovers the science-as-art coming out of research laboratories across the globe. Winners were announced this week.
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Google Sky Map: Coolest app ever
Seriously, Google Sky Map made reminded me why, despite ongoing economic, environmental, and political messes worldwide, it's a very cool thing to be living in the 21st century. Let me take a...
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SmartPlanet: Turning a cell phone into a microscope
Graduate students in the bioengineering lab at UC Berkeley have discovered a way to turn an ordinary cellphone in a microscope. The Cellscope can capture, organize and transmit images of blood...
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World's smallest 'snowman' measures 1/5th the width of a human hair
Utilizing laboratory tools designed for manipulating nano-particles, a scientist at the National Physical Laboratory in West London has created a miniature snowman that measures just 0.01 mm...
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Review: Brando's 200x USB Microscope
If you're looking for a USB microscope that works with Mac OS X on the cheap, look no further. The Brando 8 USB Digital Microscope (PN: ULIFE022500) features a 1.3MP image sensor, 10 to 200x...
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Watching brain cells in action
A Stanford University team has developed a microscope weighing only 1.1 grams. It is so small that it can be mounted to the head of a freely moving mouse to watch its brain cell activity....
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A microscope measuring picometers
A few months ago, I've written about the most powerful microscope in the world which was able to display images at an incredible high-resolution of just 0.05 nanometer (or 50 picometers). It seems...
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A super-resolution x-ray microscope
Swiss researchers have developed a very-high-resolution x-ray microscope. Their approach combines two well-known microscopy techniques, coherent diffractive imaging (CDI) and scanning transmission...
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Nanoscale microscope on a chip
New Scientist recently reported that a UK company is developing a microscope on a chip four times more powerful than the best scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) available today. The best SEMs...
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A microscope that emails medical images
A team of Chinese and U.S. researchers has successfully applied for a patent for a virtual telemicroscope. It is the only one of its kind capable of emailing electronic slides. It has been...
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3-D images of a virus at half-nanometer resolution
U.S. researchers have used a new technique named cryo-EM (short for 'Electron cryomicroscopy) to capture images of a virus at a resolution of 4.5 angstroms -- less than half of a nanometer. As...
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Taking images of individual atoms in color
Researchers at Cornell University are using a new kind of scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) to take pictures of individual atoms in color for the first time. It seems odd, but 'the...
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Managing research instruments on the Web
Telescopes, supercomputers or microscopes can cost millions of dollars. The research institutions which bought them often try to share the costs with other laboratories. And they're also tempted...
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The most powerful microscope in the world
A new microscope developed by the TEAM Project (Transmission Electron Aberration-corrected Microscope), supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, has recorded the highest-resolution images ever...
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Photos: Inside IBM's Zurich research lab
Now turning 50, the lab has produced Nobel Prize-winning technical breakthroughs, including the scanning tunneling microscope.
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Photos: Inside IBM's Zurich research lab
Now turning 50, the lab has produced Nobel Prize-winning technical breakthroughs, including the scanning tunneling microscope.
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Nanotech under a microscope
Stanford University scientists use the teensy technology to remove the membrane of a 1945 Mercury dime. See the full story at news.com
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SkyLight pushes combo smartphone-microscope mount
SmartPlanet visits SkyLight co-founders Andy Miller and Tess Bakke to get a hands-on with the device.
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