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Live Nanoscale Process Characterization
Advanced microscopy and spectroscopy techniques for real time observations of nanoscale processes
Understanding Nanoscale Processes
Physical, chemical and biological processes on the nanoscale are fundamental to modern technology and life. The complexity of atomic scale processes leads to an urgent need in being able to directly observe them to improve our understanding of nature and develop improved processes in technology and production.
This site provides short introductory learning modules that will give you a foundational introduction to advanced methods not often taught specifically in curricula.
Livenano.org is created and run by researchers for researchers, to support our work and develop in situ and in operando methods.
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Membrane proteins studied within whole cells via liquid phase electron microscopyDamien Alloyeau:
"Exploring new frontiers in materials, life and Earth sciences with liquid-phase transmission electron microscopy"Jim DeYoreo:
"Investigating crystallization pathways by liquid phase TEM "
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See the new Calculators Overview with helpful calculators to give you quick number on concentrations, dynamics etc.
Upcoming
Niels de Jonge:
Membrane proteins studied within whole cells via liquid phase electron microscopyDamien Alloyeau:
"Exploring new frontiers in materials, life and Earth sciences with liquid-phase transmission electron microscopy"Jim DeYoreo:
"Investigating crystallization pathways by liquid phase TEM "
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