Nikon BioImaging Lab Symposium
October 30, 2019, via Nikon BioImaging Lab
What's New on MicroscopyU
We’re happy to announce that we’ve updated our article on Single-Molecule Super-Resolution Imaging. This article now contains an in-depth discussion of sample preparation, including near-comprehensive tables listing known fluorescent probes and buffer systems for single molecule localization microscopies.
Most Viewed Review Articles
Resolution
The resolving power of a microscope is the most important feature of the optical system.
Refractive Index (Index of Refraction)
The ratio of the speed of light in a vacuum to that in the imaging medium of a microscope.
Introduction to Polarized Light
Discussion of birefringence, Brewster's angle, and various forms of polarized light.
Introduction to Phase Contrast Microscopy
A mechanism to translate variations in phase into corresponding changes in amplitude.
Most Viewed Tutorials
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Spatial Resolution in Digital Imaging
Spatial resolution refers to the number of pixels utilized in construction of the image.
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Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) Imaging
Review the basic steps involved in acquiring a STORM super-resolution image.
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Numerical Aperture and Image Resolution
Explore how objective numerical aperture size influences Airy disk properties.
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Eyepiece Reticle Calibration
Explores calibration of various eyepiece reticles using a stage micrometer and demonstrates how the reticle can then be employed to determine linear specimen dimensions.
Author Spotlight
Michael Davidson
Michael Davidson was a brilliant scientist, artist and photographer. The creator of MicroscopyU, Davidson also authored many scientific articles on the subject of photomicrography. His photomicrographs were published in more than a thousand national and international scientific journals, popular magazines and newspapers. In addition, Davidson’s photomicrography won more than 40 awards in scientific and industrial photography competitions and has been exhibited at over 50 locations nationwide.
2020 Nikon Small World Call for Entries
April 30 is the deadline for photomicrographers, scientists, artists, and the public to submit images for the 2020 Nikon Small World Photomicrography and Small World in Motion competitions.
Nikon Instruments Website Highlights
NIS.ai is a powerful new module for Nikon’s NIS-Elements imaging platform that enables you to:
• Virtually stain with Convert.ai
• Segment complex structures with Segment.ai
• Restore details to low-light images with Enhance.ai
• Remove shot noise from resonant confocal images with Denoise.ai
Recent News and Updates
Fluorescent Turtle Embryo Wins Forty-Fifth Annual Nikon Small World Competition
October 21, 2019, via Nikon Small World
Invadopodia are chemosensing protrusions that guide cancer cell extravasation to promote brain tropism in metastasis
January 18, 2019, via Nature
Genetically encoded fluorescent indicators for imaging intracellular potassium ion concentration
January 17, 2019, via Nature Communications Biology
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