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Our HiCATT intensifier was integral to a recent study that introduced a novel method for measuring velocities in high-enthalpy hypersonic flows using Nitric-oxide ionization induced Flow Tagging and Imaging (NiiFTI). Conducted at Texas A&M University, the research focused on Mach 8.5 and Mach 10 flows. The HiCATT, paired with a Shimadzu HPV-X2 camera, enabled the capture of high-speed fluorescence data at 100 kHz, allowing for precise, single-shot velocity measurements up to 2.5 km/s in challenging, high-temperature environments. Read the full publication here: https://lnkd.in/ebXqw8jD #HiCATT

😳Are you imaging stressed cells on a microscope or are you controlling physiological conditions appropriately? 🤔 Don’t forget our #webinar with Okolab is TODAY! 3:30pm Melbourne time with Luca Lanzaro, CEO at Okolab It is sure to be an interesting overview on how to keep cells alive on a microscope - not just controlling temperature, but also humidity and gas. Registration details below 👇

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Research Highlights (#1) 🥼✨ We’re starting a new series of LinkedIn posts highlighting groundbreaking research made possible through the application of our SPM technology! 🔬 For the first highlight in this series, we’re showcasing a whole series of measurements of phosphorene nanoribbons performed in collaboration with some fantastic researchers at #UCL in Professor Chris Howard’s group and the #UniversityofBristol and published in Nature in 2019 (https://lnkd.in/ejhZXwyr). How did our SPM enable the best quality measurements? 🔍 The video rate imaging and high precision stage enabled roaming around the surface to locate the phosphorene nanoribbons and follow their path in an intuitive way. ⏱ The quick loading and imaging times enabled analysis of many samples for identification of optimal sample preparation methods – rapidly iterating towards a successful manufacturing method. 🧹 It’s difficult to eradicate surface contaminants across the entire sample surface… By temporarily increasing the surface load between the sample and the tip, our SPMs can ‘sweep away’ surface contamination enabling clear, high-quality imaging, even for delicate nanostructures. These capabilities are demonstrated in the video below, showing Dynamic SPM imaging along a phosphorene nanoribbon on HOPG at a frame rate of 2 frames per second. Have you used our technology for your research? Drop us a LinkedIn message with your publication recommendations! 💬 And if you would like to know more about Vector, check out our website (https://lnkd.in/gN_N7pnb). We look forward to hearing from you! #BNDResearchHighlights #Publication #Nanotechnology #ScanningProbeMicroscopy #Microscopy #BristolNanoDynamics

🌟 Highlights from art photonics GmbH at analytica 2024! 🌟 We were delighted to return to #Analytica this year, where we showcased our cutting-edge advancements in live spectroscopy. Unlike traditional methods that rely on static samples, our fiber optic bridges enabled real-time, in-line, in-vivo, and in-situ monitoring across all spectroscopy methods 🧪🔬. At Analytica 24, we were proud to show our progress with multi-spectral systems that are leading the field. From #Raman to #FTIR and #NIR, our technologies allowed chemists to observe reactions remotely from start to finish, revealing every detail of the process as it unfolded. 🎉 This year was particularly significant as we recently joined the Nynomic AG and started our collaboration with our partner NLIR to integrate state-of-the-art spectrometers from NLIR with our Fiber Probes. This enable spectroscopy to become faster and more sensitive, and when paired with our probes, it was capable of capturing every nuance of a reaction in real time. 💡 We also introduced our latest innovation, the #Combi Fiber Probe, which combines multiple #spectroscopy methods at a single tip (Raman+NIR, Mid-IR+Raman), offering unprecedented accuracy and detail in every analysis. Whether examining tissues or liquids - for medical or industrial purposes, our technology promised to revolutionize spectroscopic measurements. 🔍 For more details or custom solutions, visit our website or contact us directly. Let's continue exploring the future of spectroscopy together! #Analytica2024 #Spectroscopy #Innovation #ArtPhotonics #ScienceAndTechnology

TauSTED Xtend offers scientists the potential to discover more. This innovative new approach to STED microscopy from Leica opens doors to unexplored realms at the nanoscale. 👉 Use standard fluorophores and follow your preferred protocols for STED TauSTED Xtend is a versatile tool for studying sub-cellular processes, allowing you to freely choose from a large variety of fluorescent proteins when planning your experiments. You can now effectively take your experiment down to the nanoscale using protocols you are familiar with! 👉 Expand the palette of fluorophores suitable for your investigation by leveraging the unique spectral capabilities of STELLARIS. Moreover, using lifetime-based dye separation with FALCON, additional dyes can be separated. This gives you the flexibility to combine multiple dyes in a way that best supports your experimental design. Want to find out how it works? 🤓 Read our free-to-access application note here ℹ https://lnkd.in/eag7-f3v #CellularResearch #InnovativeScience #FLIM #Confocal #Microscopy #Research #LifeScience

I think Jeff’s “Cardinal Lens” will prove to be an important tool in the Zemax toolbox for simulating high NA microscope objectives, especially when most of the big suppliers of objectives refuse to provide Zemax models of their lenses. In many cases, this could eliminate the costly process of needing to dissassemble and reverse engineer an objective lens just to obtain a decent model for raytracing.

New image from our studio! Electron-driven chiral dynamics🌀⚛️ Vincent Wanie, Bernard Pons, Francesca Calegari and colleagues published a paper on how chirality can be changed using UV light. They studied how the motion of electrons in chiral molecules can affect reactivity of these molecules. For this purpose they devised a new UV laser technology that produce ultrashort 2fs pump pulses! “An electric current that surrounds a chiral molecule with a clockwise directionality (blue) can, when pumped with an ultrafast UV pulse, reverse to a counterclockwise orientation (yellow) in less than 10 fs, the time scale at which most chemical reactions occur” Nature Magazine Center for Free-Electron Laser Science Hamburg Université de Bordeaux Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e2_93C58 #chirality #electrons #uv #laser #sciart #ella_maru_studio #journalcover #phdlife #phd #sciencegirl #scicomm #womaninscience #medicalartist #sciencegirl

++TRADE SHOW+++ 🔬 Join us at analytica in #Munich next week (April 9-12), you will find us at booth A3.407. Here's a glimpse of what awaits: 🔹 #MEMS Scanners: Explore vectorscanner, #microscanner, and beyond. 🔹 Near-infrared spectroscopy (#NIR): Discover non-destructive optical material testing. 🔹 Ion-sensitive field-effect transistor (#ISFET): Dive into detecting ion concentrations in aqueous solutions. 🔹 Silicon nitride-based photonic #biosensors: Experience rapid and accurate molecular analysis for point-of-care applications. 👩💼 👨💼 For you on-site: Michael Scholles, Jan Grahmann, Julia Osten, Olaf R. Hild, Thomas Stoppe, Florenta Costache, Alexander Graf Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness innovation firsthand! 🌐 See you there or check out our technologies online: https://lnkd.in/e5jF4wB8 #Analytica #Innovation #MunichTechExpo #ResearchAnalytics #AnalyticalInsights

Last year's Micrograph Award once again made it difficult for us to choose three winners. In the end, Dr. Anna Ovvyan won us over with her work on photonic integrated circuits based on the integration of semiconducting CNTs. In her work, she heterogeneously integrated one-dimensional (1D) electroluminescent (EL) semiconducting carbon nanotubes (sCNTs) into hybrid two-dimensional-three-dimensional (2D-3D) photonic circuits. By using 2D nanographene as a low-loss material to electrically contact sCNT emitters directly within a photonic crystal cavity, she and her colleagues achieved efficient coupling and enhancement of EL for the first time without compromising the optical quality of the cavity. This versatile approach paves the way for controllable integrated photonic circuits. The micrograph shows a cross-bar PhC cavity with a single sCNT integrated between nanocrystalline graphene (NCG) electrodes. The first inset shows a close-up SEM image of the hybrid device in the cavity region. The second inset shows a close-up of a single sCNT in the cavity. The nanographene electrodes are used to electrically control the sCNTs and are connected to gold (Au) electrodes. The electroluminescent emission sCNT is coupled out from both ends of the PhC cavity. To see all winning micrographs and find out how you can participate visit: https://ow.ly/OH2b50QrCQL