The world's fastest microscope
Australian scientists have created a device they call the world's fastest and most accurate microscope, powerful enough to be able to identify tiny pieces of material in…
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Australian scientists have created a device they call the world's fastest and most accurate microscope, powerful enough to be able to identify tiny pieces of material in…
All scientific inventions often start with some ideas, those ideas are often incomplete but deeply conceal many of the essence of the invention. The following is a summa…
IBM officially entered the electronic world game
If you see the structure of a machine, you can guess how it works. The same is true for biological structures, such as viruses.
The process of analyzing biological tissues to look for signs of cancer - and if so, how much and what kind - of pathologists is an extremely time-consuming process.
This device is called Digital Holographic Microscope and it is designed to find bacteria in space.
This technique is considered a great step forward of the scientific community, helping the field of microscope manufacturing to overcome the deadlock stage, when the mic…
According to the World Health Organization, in 2012 alone, there were nearly 207 million cases of malaria globally, of which 627,000 were confirmed dead.
German researchers have created a microscope with a size no larger than a grain of salt, according to a study published in the journal Nature Photonics.
US scientists are upgrading the X-ray microscope to study the activities of the microscopic world.
Scientists have sought to develop a structural coating of millions of tiny, hollow carbon globes, tightly packed into a single hexagon, made of carbonized sugar, which c…
Scientists have found a way to listen to a sound recording in a camcorder hidden in a doll
An international research team on May 6 said it has successfully developed a phone microscope capable of quickly and accurately detecting parasitic parasites in the bloo…
Australian scientists have created a powerful microscope that is 20 times more sensitive than current glasses.
British scientists have found for the first time the ability to use ultrasound to capture or move certain micro particles in the body.