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Crystal Violet Staining and Optical Reflection for Biofilms - Vimarsana News

Crystal Violet Staining and Optical Reflection for Biofilms

A paper recently published in Materials demonstrated the feasibility of using a new method based on crystal violet staining and optical reflection for quantitative analyses of biofilms.

Hyperspectral Microscopic Imaging and Machine Learning for Skin Cancer Diagnosis - Vimarsana News

Hyperspectral Microscopic Imaging and Machine Learning for Skin Cancer Diagnosis

A paper recently published in Biosensors demonstrated the feasibility of using a new method based on hyperspectral microscopic imaging technology and machine learning for skin cancer diagnosis.

Mitigating the Threat of Jamming and Spoofing to Aeronautics - Vimarsana News

Mitigating the Threat of Jamming and Spoofing to Aeronautics

This article highlights a multiscale interference monitoring approach using various detectors, and details findings from an airport monitoring campaign.

Novel Approach to Peripheral Nerve Regeneration - Vimarsana News

Novel Approach to Peripheral Nerve Regeneration

A novel strategy for the rapid generation of peripheral nerves using piezoelectric stimulation and electrospun composite nanofibers has been reported.

Forscher über DNA-Funde im Boden: „Da eröffnen sich neue Horizonte" - Vimarsana News

Forscher über DNA-Funde im Boden: „Da eröffnen sich neue Horizonte"

Forscher über DNA-Funde im Boden: „Da eröffnen sich neue Horizonte“ Dem Team des Leipziger Forschers Matthias Meyer ist es erstmals gelungen, Kern-DNA aus Ablagerungen in einer Höhle zu gewinnen. Russische Archäologinnen in Sibirien Foto: Eddie Gerald/laif taz: Das Max-Planck-Institut für evolutionäre Anthropologie ist in den letzten Monaten mit zwei Studien an die Öffentlichkeit getreten, in denen es um die Gewinnung von DNA aus Sedimenten geht. Können Sie die Methode anhand Ihrer Forschung kurz beschreiben? Matthias Meyer: In der jüngst im Wissenschaftsmagazin Nature veröffe...

Source: taz.de