Read article: Biomolecules imaged at record-breaking resolution using localization atomic force microscopy
New technique gives insights into molecular processes at the angstrom scale
Read article: High-resolution microscope is made from LEGO bricks
Low-cost device uses replacement iPhone camera
Read article: Quantum microscope uses entanglement to reveal biological structures
Squeezed-amplitude light reduces shot noise in laser
Read article: Direct image of an electron orbit in an exciton is a first, say researchers
Laser pulses and electron microscope used to track electrons in a 2D semiconductor
Read article: Molecular compass tracks tiny forces
New detector made possible by innovation in electron microscopy
Read article: Fast AFM scanning: realizing the gains of closed-loop velocity control
Nanopositioning specialist Queensgate is lining up a suite of enabling technologies for applications in high-speed, high-accuracy atomic force microscopy systems
Read article: Tiny particles get the panoramic treatment
New label-free optical imaging technique could be used to study viruses and other structures at the molecular level
Read article: Single molecules keep to the straight and narrow
Researchers precisely control molecular motion on a flat surface over long distances
Read article: Optical microscopy – how small can it go?
Anna Demming reports on techniques that get around the diffraction limit
Read article: Light waves steer electron beams thanks to whispering gallery effect
Coupling electrons to optical resonators could lead to novel technologies for nanoscale sensing and microscopy
