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By Christy Somos, CTVNews.ca Writer Click here for updates on this story    TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) -- A new X-ray machine that

CCS-enabled 4D proteomics offers major enhancements for timsTOF Pro 2, timsTOF fleX and timsTOF SCP mass spectrometers

Neuroscientists can now watch neuron activity deep inside a living human brain thanks to a pioneering new optical technique. A team from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), based in Heidelberg, Germany, described the two-phase microscopy method for in vivo brain imaging in Nature Methods in September 2021.

CCS-enabled 4D proteomics offers major enhancements for timsTOF Pro 2, timsTOF fleX and timsTOF SCP mass spectrometers

A new X-ray machine that allows scientists to zoom down to the cellular level has been used to show COVID-19s damage to human lungs.

Microscopy and imaging is one of the most valuable analytical techniques available to scientists and researchers. Click to read more...

Most people are familiar with the term genetically modified foods (GM foods or GMOs), but not so with “gene-edited food.”

A molecular machine is “an assemblage of parts that transmit forces, motion, or energy from one to another in a predetermined manner.

The authors of a paper published in the journal Nature Methods have coined the term "NanoNeuro" to describe an emerging discipline that intersects nanoscience and neuroscience. It utilizes nanotechnology to simulate neuronal activity in the brain.

Identifying the molecular differences between healthy and unhealthy cells could be used to switch ‘bad’ cells to ‘good’ Theodore Alexandrov and his