Royal Rife’s Universal Microscope (and Why It Can’t Exist)
In the 1930s, microscope designer Royal Rife made a splash with reports that he had designed a new microscope that
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Nature Under a Microscope: Exploring the Beauty of Nanoscience
Towering mountains are stretching beyond my sight, flaming roses are blossoming by my side, shooting stars are dashing above my
How Can We Photograph the Nanosized World?
If you think back to primary school science class, you may recall looking at cells or bacteria under a microscope.
How Can You See an Atom? – ACS Reactions Video
Here at Sustainable Nano, we’ve published several posts talking about the instrumentation used by researchers in the Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology to visualize nanoparticles and
The Atomic Force Microscope – Probing to “See” at the Nanoscale
Take a look around – do you see a surface that looks a little bumpy? Now close your eyes, reach
Bright Nanoparticles + Glowing Bacteria = Beautiful, Useful Pictures
One major type of output from university research labs is the publication of scientific results in scientific journals. When we
Swiss Army Knife of Science – Collaborations & Research Instrumentation
This blog post comes at a time when our center is probing the nano-bio interface (see prior blog entries below)
Spying on chameleon nanoparticles inside living cells
If you are exposed to nanoparticles, you might think they would move around inside your body unchanged. However, it would
What’s the Difference between Magnification and Resolution? Dog of Science Demonstrates.
Seeing small objects is no simple task, but it is an essential one for scientists from fields as diverse as
A Boy and His Atom: The World’s Smallest Movie – Friday Video
This amazing movie was made using a microscope that can visualize atoms at 100 million times magnification. This microscope, known
