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10 Ways of Looking at Cells

This Encyclopedia Britannica Science list features 10 ways of looking at cells.

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Конструктор лего: вчені сконструювали мікроскоп з Lego

Конструктор лего: вчені сконструювали мікроскоп з Lego
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Quantum microscope capable of capturing biological structures

11 de junio de 2021, 7:41London, Jun 11 (Prensa Latina) Scientists from the University of Queensland (Australia) and German researchers have succeeded in creating a quantum microscope capable of discerning cellular structures that were previously beyond the reach of human technology, the journal Nature published today

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Quantum microscope can examine cells in unprecedented detail

The most powerful microscopes are have limited detail when they observe living cells, but a quantum trick with laser light has allowed researchers to overcome those limits

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This Light-Shrinking Material Upgrades Any Microscope's Resolving Power

This Light-Shrinking Material Upgrades Any Microscope's Resolving Power
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Usually, light microscopes are used by scientists to see live cells, but they cannot be used to visualize really small things. For example, a regular microscope can have a resolution limit of 200 nanometers (meaning that anything closer than this distance would not be seen as separate objects). The UC engineers' new high-tech microscope slide could provide a much higher resolution limit of 40 nanometers.
According to Zhaowei Liu, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at UC San Diego, finding something that provides a high resolution while also being safe for live cells can be challenging. This new technology aims to do both.

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New light-sheet fluorescence microscope provides high spatial resolution, lowers phototoxicity

A research group led by Takashi Saito, of the Ehime University Graduate School of Medicine, developed a 2-photon excitation light-sheet fluorescence microscope which (1) lowers phototoxicity, (2) extends the field of view, and (3) heightens spatial resolution.

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When the Right Microscope for Your Application Doesn't Exist

When the Right Microscope for Your Application Doesn’t Exist
While there are a huge number of commercial options now for many microscopy techniques, it is not always possible to find a microscope with the perfect specifications for your application. Maybe you also need a greater degree of flexibility or customizability in the set-up or a more affordable option than commercially available.
In all of these scenarios, the solution is to build your own instrument. This can either be done entirely in-house or by outsourcing the building process. The former may seem cost-effective but relies heavily on having the right expertise, while the latter may prove prohibitively expensive.

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The science teaching and rationality India needs

The science teaching and rationality India needs
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May 13, 2021 01:21 IST
The novel coronavirus crisis has fully revealed the price to be paid in the neglect of education and health
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The novel coronavirus crisis has fully revealed the price to be paid in the neglect of education and health
A speeding autorickshaw driver once told me that slowing down might not be very useful to avoid an accident. He was responding to my unease, sitting behind him, feeling helpless about the consequence I might have to face on account of his reckless manoeuvres, especially at turns and roundabouts. He agreed to slow down because I asked him to, but he was not convinced that it would help avoid an accident. I was intrigued to hear this view and asked him to elaborate. He said that if another vehicle was going to collide with him in the coming few minutes, speeding might save you from that collision. The collision itself was a matter of destiny, not chance, for him and his logic was based on that perception. He wanted to persuade me to realise that an accident is something inevitable. When it is to happen, it will happen. Therefore, slowing down might invite it as much as speeding would.

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Under review: Mayors cautious and optimistic as councils come under microscope

Under review: Mayors cautious and optimistic as councils come under microscope
26 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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Whanganui mayor Hamish McDouall said an independent review of local government is a good opportunity to define local and central responsibilities.
Photo / Bevan Conley
Whanganui mayor Hamish McDouall said an independent review of local government is a good opportunity to define local and central responsibilities.
Photo / Bevan Conley
Liz Wylie is a reporter for the Whanganui Chronicleliz.wylie@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron
Local mayors have reacted to Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta's announcement of an independent review of local government.
Mahuta said the review would explore how councils could maintain and improve the wellbeing of New Zealanders

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