X-ray diffraction microscopy peers into tiny cells
'Plunge-freezing' living cells could improve 3D imaging
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'Plunge-freezing' living cells could improve 3D imaging
Read article: X-ray diffraction microscopy peers into tiny cells
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Graham Farmelo examines the letters of nuclear theorist Rudolf Peierls
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Michael R Meyer describes how studies of extrasolar planets are helping us to understand how planetary systems form and evolve
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Robert P Crease asks how sound are the arguments that the next generation of synchrotron sources are an essential tool for meeting the energy challenge?
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