Moldy Mold: Moldy Mold under a Scanning Electron MicroscopeCourtesy ASPEXCORPI can't believe no one has posted on this yet. I got this link from a friend's Facebook... ASPEX, a scanning electron microscope (SEM) Elemental Analysis company, is taking submissions from anyone for scanning. That's right...want to know what a marshmallow peep looks like under a SEM? A post it note? A fly's eyeball? If you can send it in to them, they'll eventually scan it and let you see the image.
Cool, I say.
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Read more about this at MailOnline or read the IBM Zurich press release.
We demonstrate imaging of molecules with unprecedented atomic resolution by probing the short-range chemical forces with use of noncontact atomic force microscopy. The key step is functionalizing the microscope’s tip apex with suitable, atomically well-defined terminations, such as CO molecules. Science Magazine
I love that the Minnesota Microscopy Society's tagline is "Minnesota, Land of 10,000x". Har har.
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