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Researchers make use of small-angle X-ray scattering to reveal potential-dependent structural changes in redox enzymes used in bioelectrochemical devices...

Electrochemical x-ray scattering unlocks secrets of redox enzymes

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Analysis by University of Lincoln student showed that the building-site-find did not contain rum The liquid contents of a 200-year-old bottle, discove...

Mystery of 200-year-old bottle revealed by X-ray fluorescence

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“LCLS-II is going to drive a revolution across many academic and industrial sectors.” Mike Dunne Scientists from around the world celebrated as the newl...

SLAC Fires up the World’s Most Powerful X-ray Laser Ushering in a New...

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The RMS is inviting microscopy users to take part in online poll to gauge use of technique and identify opportunities to expand its application. The use o...

X-Ray Microscopy Usage Survey

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Bruker have announced the new SKYSCAN™ 1273 benchtop 3D X-ray microscope based on micro-computed tomography (Micro-CT) technology. The SKYSCAN 1273 sets a...

New Benchtop 3D X-ray Microscope Introduced

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Linkam Scientific Instruments, report on how groups of scientists at Argonne National Laboratory are making grazing-incidence x-ray scattering measurements u...

Report on Temperature Controlled Stage Use by Researchers Studying Grazi...

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Market leaders in temperature controlled microscopy, Linkam Scientific Instruments, are working with French instrument company, Xenocs, to provide the facili...

Products for X-ray Measurements under Controlled Temperature and Tensile...

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As part of the Supramolecular polymer chemistry group at the Eindhoven University of Technology, Doctorial candidate Berry Bögels and his colleagues are foc...

Temperature Controlled and X-ray Stages used to advance Supramolecular P...

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Microtechnique news headlines this week have included the capturing of an image of an intact virus by scientists at Uppsala University. The event is a lan...

X-ray pulses make microtechnique news

X-ray microscopes are sophisticated instruments used in laboratories to achieve high-resolution imaging of the internal structure of materials at the microscopic level. By using X-rays, these microscopes can penetrate samples and reveal fine details that are not visible with optical microscopes, making them invaluable in fields like materials science, biology, and nanotechnology. X-ray microscopes are particularly useful for studying dense materials, biological specimens, and small components with minimal preparation, providing crucial insights into their internal composition and structure.

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April 2025

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