How can we see individual atoms?
An introduction to scanning tunnelling microscopy
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Tiny terahertz accelerator could rival huge free-electron lasers
Thumbnail-sized modules could improve materials research if output can be boosted
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Tiny probe reveals electrical conductance of individual atoms
Measurements could boost our understanding of superconductivity
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Crystal-handedness revealed by twisted electron beams
New electron-microscopy technique could measure chirality of single molecules
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Fractal patterns seen on emerging cancerous cells
Study could point to new ways of preventing some cancers
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New microscope makes movies of tiny live specimens
Optical-lattice technique has a lighter touch with living samples
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Chemistry Nobel awarded for super-resolution microscopy
Eric Betzig, Stefan Hell and William Moerner share 2014 prize
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New lens could turn your phone into a microscope
High-quality DIY lens is cheap to make and could help diagnose diseases
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Tiny mechanical resonator made from just four molecules
Beam is the world's smallest man-made nanomechanical oscillator
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Scanning transmission electron microscopy explained
Join us on a tour of SuperSTEM at the Daresbury Laboratory
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