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The year 2005 is about to close, leaving behind many outstanding scientific events at home and abroad, such as Vietnam mastering the most advanced microscope technology,…
The excellent images below are the most notable scientific and medical achievements in 2015. For many too small specimens, by super modern technology, people can only ad…
Scientists looking for new ways to fight cancer often endeavor to understand subtle changes, often invisible to DNA.
A new type of microscope allows obstetricians to observe the development of embryos continuously for the first 5 days of life, and helps couples witness the formation of…
The largest human virus ever discovered was isolated from water in the Chilean sea.
In the small lab space of Stanford University, PhD, medical doctor Oscar Abilez trained a microscope to collect cells on a petri dish. A video player plays back what the…
Jennifer Ross has designed a type of microscope she calls the Single TIRF molecule, which is much brighter than current commercial devices and has a great ability to obs…
Japan has successfully studied the system of observing the internal organs of living mice through laser microscopes.
Cancer researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the United States (UCLA) have reported a major advance in the detection of cancer cells as they spre…
Among the causes of blepharitis is not only bacteria, fungi but also ... lice. These lice are very small and must be viewed through a microscope.
Medscape's well-known medical website offers images of cancer cells through a microscope to give you different perspectives on the disease.
Engineers at Ohio University (USA) have invented a special type of microscopic lens that looks at microscopic objects at all 9 different angles at the same time and crea…
According to the August 29 news from the British media, IBM laboratory scientists from IBM took advantage of the world's first single-atom atomic force microscope.
Photos of changing shapes in the retina - an important element of vision - can help us understand how we look, a result recently published by researchers in Japan. .
What do you get when you combine the quantum laser cascade with an optical antenna? The answer, according to US researchers, is a device that creates a tiny spot of ligh…