September 20,
2017 324 
At Michigan State University’s Department of Medicine, Chief Cardiologist Dr. George Abela has made life-changing discoveries in understanding the role of cholesterol crystals in heart attacks. His use of unique fixation techniques and scanning electron microscopy have aided his research, revealing that the crystals form from fat, calcium, and other substances that expand in volume when going from a liquid to a solid state.
March 31,
2017 397
Researchers retrofitted a transmission electron microscope with a cryostage, a device used to keep biological samples frozen in liquid nitrogen. Scientists used the JEOL cryo-electron microscope to map the Samba virus and observe it as the virus invaded an amoeba.
March 21,
2017 375
In an article published online March 10 in the journal Advanced Materials, Dr. Moon Kim and his colleagues describe a material that, when heated to about 450 degrees Celsius, transforms from an atomically thin, two-dimensional sheet into an array of one-dimensional nanowires, each just a few atoms wide.
March 15,
2017 354
If you think synthetic drugs are a "city" problem, think again. Police in Virginia say deadly variations are popping up all over the state in places you might not expect.
February 16,
2017 361
World’s first commercial high volume manufacturing Multi-Beam Mask Writer (MBMW)
August 18,
2016 318
IQC (Institute for Quantum Computing) at University of Waterloo
August 11,
2016 369
You are what you eat. Ensuring safety and integrity grows ever more complex.
May 5,
2016 321
No sample preparation or derivatization required, and samples were analyzed directly from their commercial containers.