Imaging

Australian scientists' invention will decipher the 'twinkle' of stars

A Polish-Israeli research team presents a new method of microscopy which, in theory, has no resolution limit

Researchers have developed a simple and effective improvement to fluorescent biosensors widely used in scientific and medical research

Study first to tally biomass from oceanic plastic debris using visualization method

Suitable for a range of sample types, the high-resolution sensors on the HyperAixpert enable rapid digital analysis of phenotyping traits

The widespread development of supplements from microalgae has been hampered by the current limits of bioimaging tools

New approaches for characterization and cross-calibration will improve the rigor and reproducibility of data in the many fields that use spectrometers

New technology allows microscopy data to be visualized and analyzed in virtual reality, and can be used to study everything from individual proteins to entire cells

Research shows that it's possible to successfully screen barley plants for frost damage non-destructively with imaging technology using terahertz waves

GeoImage™ is used to optically determine the thermal maturity and energy content of coal, kerogen, and petroleum source rock rapidly and accurately