Optical chip gives microscopes nanoscale resolution
Low-cost device could boost the use of super-resolution microscopy
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Low-cost device could boost the use of super-resolution microscopy
Read article: Optical chip gives microscopes nanoscale resolution
A theoretical nanoscientist examines the interface between academic research and industry
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Karl Whittle, Mahmoud Mostafavi and Philip D Edmondson explore the materials-science challenges involved in monitoring nuclear reactor components
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