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The Latest Advances in Nanotechnology at Pittcon 2018

Nanotechnology at Pittcon 2018

	March 15, 2018
	Life Science Microscopy
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The Latest Advances in Nanotechnology at Pittcon 2018

The Challenges Facing Nanotechnology - Detection, Analysis, and Regulation

The widespread application of nanomaterials presents new challenges for regulatory authorities and analytical chemists.

The toxicity of nanomaterials depends on a number of factors including chemical composition, shape, size, crystallinity, and particle age. To enable effective monitoring and regulation of nanomaterials, it is important that we understand the physical and chemical properties of each nanomaterial, and how they can impact human health.

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Comparing Detection and Quantification Techniques of Haemonchus contortus Eggs

Identifying nematode eggs, especially when there are multiple species present, requires a high degree of expertise. As Strongylid eggs can look very similar, experts are required to differentiate the tiny differences in morphology, colour and egg shape to identify different species.

New staining method helps analyze 3D tissue samples using Nano-CT system

To date, examining patient tissue samples has meant cutting them into thin slices for histological analysis. This might now be set to change - thanks to a new staining method devised by an interdisciplinary team from the Technical University of Munich.

	Observing Cell-Scale Chemical Reactions with Super-Resolution Microscopy Researchers have devised a super-resolution microscopy technique that allows them to observe chemical reactions taking place on the cellular scale.

	NIGHTSEA and EMS team up to offer KEY Award in fluorescence stereo microscopy Fluorescence microscopy has become a valuable tool for imaging in research, education, and for trouble-shooting in industry. Its applications have spread across the life, materials, and forensic sciences as well as geology, chemistry, and semiconductors.

	Microscopy & High-Speed Imaging: An Interview with Mervyn Miles An interview about the formation of NuNano and microscopy with Mervyn Miles, co-founder of NuNano.

	Serial Block Face Scanning Electron Microscopy This article provides an overview of serial block-face scanning electron microscopy (SBEM) and the challenges that researchers are working to overcome.