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[Open Access]
Multiple reflections in three-dimensional images of scanning acoustic microscopy indicate fine cell-cell spatial interrelationship
2025 Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 64 03SP61

iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3...

#JJAP
#Physics
#Openaccess
#scanning
#acoustic
#microscopy
#cell
#3D
#analysis

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400 X magnification this time!

Currently trying my best to identify this little guy down to species, or at least get a rough idea of what it might be.

#bug #entomology #bugs #biology #microscopy #zoology

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New article in JHC: "Transforming Growth Factor-β Drives Epithelial Mesenchymal Transition and Reduces Synthesis of Unelaborated O-GalNAc Glycans in Breast Cancer Cells."

Click to read for FREE: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

#breastcancer #EMT #microscopy

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We’re sponsoring & attending the #NVvM Core Facility Day 2026 tomorrow at LUMC and Leiden University 🇳🇱

A day of microscopy, imaging workflows & EM 🔬

Catch @agc-stratocore.bsky.social at 13:15 on the Universal Taxonomy initiative & the new PPMS catalogue

#CoreFacilities #Microscopy

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Beautiful #microscopy 😍
#celegans

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We're hiring!

Research Assistant position in our lab @champalimaudf.bsky.social in #Lisbon. Work on #diet - #brain and #microbiome - #metabolism projects using innovative #microscopy, #connectome and #metabolism methods. Start in May. Apply: ribeirolab.org

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🇸🇪 Thank you to everyone who visited us at #FOM2026 in Stockholm.

💡Sven came away with many useful discussions on #photomanipulation & advanced #bioimaging.

👋 We appreciated the strong interest throughout the meeting & look forward to seeing you again next year!

#Microscopy #Multiphoton #FLUCS

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JHC's latest article: "Correlating Stimulated Emission Depletion Microscopy With Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Microscopy to Study the TIE2 Protein on Kidney Glomerular Podocytes."

Click to read: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

#microscopy #FLIM #immunofluorescence

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[Open Access]
Nanoscale direct patterning in ultrathin silicon nanosheets utilizing helium ion microscopy
2025 Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 64 03SP57

iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3...

#JJAP
#Physics
#Openaccess
#Helium
#ion
#microscopy
#silicon
#nanosheet
#nanofabrication
#nanopore

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Artwork inspired by a rose petal and a human hair under SEM.
Humans share 25% of their DNA with a daffodil and roughly 45% with a cabbage.
A reminder that interdependence is the original design, long before certain humans started messing it up.

#asmaahsankhan #interspecies #microscopy #sem

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Question for The Void:

There is surely a simple RMS to RMS (or other thread) adapter with X-Y centering screws to align a #microscope objective with optical path.

Or a DIY 3D printer file.

Unusual request, yes. But surely exists.

Can someone help find it? Maybe I just need words.

#microscopy

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Rage against the mean: a perspective on measuring fitness of individual phage particles - npj Viruses npj Viruses - Rage against the mean: a perspective on measuring fitness of individual phage particles

@paulturnerlab.bsky.social and I wrote a perspective on the need and recently developed approaches to study individual virus traits in the most numerous viruses on our planet (phages).

Let's move beyond measuring the mean #phagesky

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

#microsky #virology #microscopy

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Color micrograph of cast iron from the U.S. Capitol Dome, showing a blue background (a ferrite structure) with brown regions (pearlite structures) that have white lacy features in them (phosphorus rich regions). Scattered throughout are black rosette shaped structures that are made up of graphite. 

This micrograph came out of a study I did in support of a restoration project for the dome. Cracks in the dome were in need of a repair procedure. 

 The dome at the United States Capitol was designed in the 1850s by Thomas U. Walter. It was the second largest cast iron dome in the world when it was built and is currently the world's largest cast iron dome. It replaced an earlier wooden dome that was no longer in scale with the expansions needed for the House and Senate wings. A cast iron dome was chosen because it could be cast with cutouts in areas where material was not required; it was fire resistant; it could be formed in complex shapes; and it could be erected with pieces of convenient sizes.

The dome itself was cast and installed y Janes, Fowler,
Kirtland and Company (Bronx, NY) for seven cents per pound. The project was awarded in 1860. Construction continued following the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861. Two thirds of the work was completed when the Secretary of War called a halt to the work in  1861, citing the government's need to finance the efforts of the War of the Rebellion rather than works of art. However, the Janes, Fowler, Kirtland and Company had 1.3 million pounds of iron on the site when the Secretary of War advised them not to expect payment. They decided to continue work. The authority for construction of the dome was later transferred to the Department of the Interior and work resumed in earnest (with funding). The installation of the dome was completed in 1865 at a reported loss of $125,000, mostly due to increases in cost associated with the one year delay ($60,000 of this loss was reimbursed by the government).

Color micrograph of cast iron from the U.S. Capitol Dome, showing a blue background (a ferrite structure) with brown regions (pearlite structures) that have white lacy features in them (phosphorus rich regions). Scattered throughout are black rosette shaped structures that are made up of graphite. This micrograph came out of a study I did in support of a restoration project for the dome. Cracks in the dome were in need of a repair procedure. The dome at the United States Capitol was designed in the 1850s by Thomas U. Walter. It was the second largest cast iron dome in the world when it was built and is currently the world's largest cast iron dome. It replaced an earlier wooden dome that was no longer in scale with the expansions needed for the House and Senate wings. A cast iron dome was chosen because it could be cast with cutouts in areas where material was not required; it was fire resistant; it could be formed in complex shapes; and it could be erected with pieces of convenient sizes. The dome itself was cast and installed y Janes, Fowler, Kirtland and Company (Bronx, NY) for seven cents per pound. The project was awarded in 1860. Construction continued following the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861. Two thirds of the work was completed when the Secretary of War called a halt to the work in 1861, citing the government's need to finance the efforts of the War of the Rebellion rather than works of art. However, the Janes, Fowler, Kirtland and Company had 1.3 million pounds of iron on the site when the Secretary of War advised them not to expect payment. They decided to continue work. The authority for construction of the dome was later transferred to the Department of the Interior and work resumed in earnest (with funding). The installation of the dome was completed in 1865 at a reported loss of $125,000, mostly due to increases in cost associated with the one year delay ($60,000 of this loss was reimbursed by the government).

A historical photo of mine. An optical micrograph of cast iron from the U.S. Capitol Dome. The dome construction was started prior to the civil war. The effort to continue work during the war is a history worth reading. (see ALT text for a bit of the history)
#history
#microscopy
#cast_iron

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#Expansion #Microscopy hits again. This time you are seeing the #Ichthyosporean #Sphaeroforma arctica pre #Celluarization. #UExM factor ~x250 billion. Imaged with dark field Microscopy.

Happy Easter

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Learn more and register 👉 MRS.org/Characterization

#QuantumMaterials #Microscopy #MaterialsScience

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WATCH | Nikon helped shape inverted microscopy with the Model H (1970s) and Model M (1980s). Collector Uli Koch reflects on how these robust systems enabled researchers to observe living cell growth and capture early time-lapse imaging: bit.ly/4qLZiqJ

#Microscopy

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Behold the microscopic realm full of wonders and mysteries #hiPSC #microscopy

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What is Focus on Microscopy for me? A scientific family, friends and amazing innovation. We often see, even 10 years in advance, the techniques that will eventually disrupt biology, biomedical research, and healthcare. Industry and academia, together.

#FOM2026 #Microscopy #HILIGHT

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Parasitology is as beautiful as it is complex! 🔬🧬

Share your striking scientific images with the global community. Submit your microscopy, field shots, structure or lab art to the ParasitesRule gallery:

📸 Submit: forms.gle/DDLJKfkcsMWm...

#Parasitology #SciArt #Microscopy

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Happy #3DThursday from Sweden! 🇸🇪 This Thy-1 mouse brain was the crowd favorite at Focus on Microscopy this year 🐭

🔬: Zeiss Lightsheet Z.1
🥼: Chih-Wei Logan Hsu @cwloganhsu.bsky.social
🏛️: Baylor College of Medicine
🎬: syGlass, v2.6.0

#FOM2026 #syGlass #Microscopy @scilifelab.se

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So excited to share this work that employs #FCS, TIRF, FRAP, SPT, SIM & #iPALM. Huge thanks to @cathygalbraith.bsky.social, James Galbraith, and @ulrikeboehm.bsky.social (the iPALM wizard) #OpenScience @hhmijanelia.bsky.social #CellBiology #Cytoskeleton #SuperResolution #Microscopy #Actin

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Congrats to award winners pictured: Menglin Zhu, Bin Li, John Turner, Tracey Stewart, Pinshane Huang, Jay Potts, Frances Ross, and Scott Frazer

Congrats to award winners pictured: Menglin Zhu, Bin Li, John Turner, Tracey Stewart, Pinshane Huang, Jay Potts, Frances Ross, and Scott Frazer

🎉 Congrats to the 2026 Microscopy Society of America award winners—leaders pushing the frontiers of #microscopy & #microanalysis across the sciences!

We’ll be cheering you on at #MM2026 in Milwaukee this August 👏

👉 microscopy.org/post/Microsc...

#ElectronMicroscopy #ScientificInnovation #MSA

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At that moment, Rosaria was listening to Life on Mars? by David Bowie, an unexpectedly perfect match for a scene that felt more like a distant planet than a dish of living cells.

#sciart #stemcells #neuroscience #microscopy #cellbiology #scienceisbeautiful #artinscience

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Compound Lab Microscope With Digital Screen Upper And Lower LED Light Source Compound laboratory microscope with 1600X magnification, LED light source, digital screen, and achromatic objectives for clinical and research use.

Check out the UMY Medical #LabMicroscope. Features a built-in digital screen for real-time status monitoring. Perfect for pathology, hematology, and research.

✅ 1600X Magnification ✅ C-mount Imaging Ready

www.umymedical.com/product/comp...

#LabEquipment #Microscopy #ClinicalLab #umymedical

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🌈 We dream of a future where advanced #microscopy is accessible to everyone, everywhere, empowering groundbreaking discoveries.
🎥 Our CEO Renato Giacobbo Scavo outlines our commitment to making microscopy technology #accessible, versatile and user-friendly.
👇Discover more: crestoptics.com/our-story/

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Final day of #FOM2026!

Don’t miss your chance to visit Booth #56 and explore how 𝑅𝐸scan enables faster, deeper live cell imaging with minimal phototoxicity.

Our team is on site and ready to connect.

#Microscopy #LiveCellImaging #REscan #ZEN

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Led Stereo Microscope Market Growth Opportunities and Future Outlook 2026 www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/led-...
#LEDStereoMicroscope #Microscopy #ImagingTech #ScientificEquipment #Optics #Innovation #TechMarket

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Whoever is responsible for putting Rename right under Delete when you right click a file is my mortal enemy. #microscopy

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Hej! We are excited to announce SMLMS 2026! 🔬✨
Join us in Stockholm 📍🇸🇪 from the 26th to the 28th of August for a great opportunity to connect with the super-resolution microscopy community. Find out more and register 👉 smlms.org

#SMLM #Microscopy #SuperRes #Stockholm #conference #SMLMS26

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Students from the MBL's Embryology course cleared this turtle embryo last year using LifeCanvas Technologies Inc.'s SmartBatch+, labeled with acetylated tubulin to visualize the nervous system, and imaged with the #MegaSPIM light-sheet microscope. #microscopy

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