Read article: Advanced imaging reveals suction secrets of midge larvae
Understanding how larvae cling to rocks in fast-moving streams could inspire new suction devices in medicine and industry
Read article: Compact high-voltage electron microscope overcomes coherence problem
Radio-frequency components deliver 500 kV in a room-sized instrument
Read article: Graphene boosts microscope resolution by a factor of 10
Carbon-based material replaces metal and achieves sub-nanometre resolution
Read article: Novel microscopy techniques find needles in ‘big data’ haystacks
Martin Jones describes how instrument scientists like him are developing systems and techniques to help biomedical researchers get the most out of experimental data
Read article: Insect-inspired microscope takes videos of blood cells in motion
New device acquires high-resolution video images over large field of view
Read article: Single-molecule localization microscopy goes 3D
Extended platform will allow researchers to investigate complex biomolecular interactions within cells
Read article: Scanning probe techniques measure up
Nanoscale imaging techniques move up a gear with single-molecule-terminated tips
Read article: Single-molecule magnetometer images spin interactions
Device could be an important add-on to scanning tunnelling microscopes
Read article: Atomic force microscopy goes 3D
Exploiting the tunnelling current between the AFM tip and a sample allows the tip to closely follow the topography of the sample during imaging
Read article: ‘Out-of-the-box’ thinking is better by design
Architects and building designers must work closely with the scientific end-user to create optimized laboratory environments for the latest scanning-probe-microscopy systems
