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LZH partnership on multimodal microscopy aiming to better detect bacteria - Vimarsana News

LZH partnership on multimodal microscopy aiming to better detect bacteria

Project PriMe intended to speed classification of biofilms with marker-free, contactless imaging.

Source: optics.org
Electro-Optic Modulator Market Regional Analysis, Key Players, Market Segments, Development, Opportunities, Forecast to 2027 - Vimarsana News

Electro-Optic Modulator Market Regional Analysis, Key Players, Market Segments, Development, Opportunities, Forecast to 2027

Electro-Optic Modulator Market Regional Analysis, Key Players, Market Segments, Development, Opportunities, Forecast to 2027 | Impact of COVID-19

Electro-Optic Modulator Market Regional Analysis, Key Players, Market Segments, Development, Opportunities, Forecast to 2027 - Vimarsana News

Electro-Optic Modulator Market Regional Analysis, Key Players, Market Segments, Development, Opportunities, Forecast to 2027

Electro-Optic Modulator Market Regional Analysis, Key Players, Market Segments, Development, Opportunities, Forecast to 2027 | Impact of COVID-19

Chip-scale microscope specified for high-throughput fluorescence imaging - Vimarsana News

Chip-scale microscope specified for high-throughput fluorescence imaging

Imec receives ERC grant to develop novel fluorescence microscope-on-chip; and new EC-funded scope project targets “superbugs”.

Source: optics.org
Tracking down the tiniest of forces: How T cells detect invaders - Vimarsana News

Tracking down the tiniest of forces: How T cells detect invaders

 E-Mail IMAGE: The T cell (yellow) touches the antigen-presenting cell. Tiny forces are applied on the surface, eventually the connection breaks. view more  Credit: TU Wien / MedUni Wien T-cells play a central role in our immune system: by means of their so-called T-cell receptors (TCR) they make out dangerous invaders or cancer cells in the body and then trigger an immune reaction. On a molecular level, this recognition process is still not sufficiently understood. Intriguing observations have now been made by an interdisciplinary Viennese team of immunologists, biochemists and bi...