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The unique structure of a double-barrelled fluoride ion channel
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The incredible structure of a human pore that punches holes in bacteria
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Coupling an AFM to an IR bemaline breaks the diffraction limit
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Quick and simple setup gives rich info with a reduced dose
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Ground-breaking study in Phy Rev Lett shows how two ferromagnetic layers talk to each other.
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First cryo-EM paper shows how bacteria cling to host tissue
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High-contrast, high-resolution imaging pinpoints density difference
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Tomography mimics subsurface geology conditions for deep geological sequestration
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Variants in enzyme proved to not hinder drug’s activity
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Discoveries in electron spin behaviour fine-tune theoretical knowledge and hint at huge technological leaps to come
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The first automated data set of a test specimen, GroEL, has been successfully collected on the Diamond Titan Krios I with the world's first EPU imbedded bioquantum-K2 detector
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Tomography processing enhanced by new modular pipeline
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A comprehensive study of the epitaxial Fe/graphene interface by means of X-ray magnetic circular dichroism
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Professor Asa Barber talks to us about combining Atomic Force Microscopy and in situ µFT-IR spectroscopy on B22
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Chemical tomography techniques show the location and chemical structure of catalysts during operation in the liquid phase
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Discovery could lead to data storage operating thousands of times fast than at present
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Processing conditions affecting crystal structure and efficiency of leading photovoltaics
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Inducing chirality in nonchiral compounds
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Characterising the chemical form of metals in human bone cells.
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Medical imaging potential for highly fluorescent Bodipy-phosphine complexes
