Tuesday Publication Post! In this newest publication in #NatureNanotechnology the authors are looking at magnetically powered nanomachines with a DNA clutch using the #PoseidonAX in situ liquid phase system! These systems exhibit intricate mechanisms, including a clutch system that allows temporary disengagement of moving parts from the engine—a feat that remains challenging to replicate in … Read More
The universities are officially starting again and it is time to get back on the microscope! If you want to know how to use our machine-vision software with dose module, you can read this paper that was recently published. In this video article you can find a step-wise approach on how to use AXON with … Read More
Tuesday publication update! In this recent publication by #PennsylvaniaStateUniversity human viruses were observed using the #PoseidonSelect system. Microwelled E-chips were used with different liquid thicknesses to observe the configuration of the adeno-associated virus (AAV). The improvement of the understanding of these biological entities can have a bread societal impact for human health and diseases, in … Read More
Tuesday publication update! Do you want to do heating and polymerization at the same time? In this publication the authors from the #NorthwesternUniversity used the #PoseidonSelect with its heating capabilities to polymerize different block copolymers at the nanoscale! Heating and cooling was applied to show the reversible process of polymerization. Interested? Read the paper! https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-26773-z … Read More
Additional Friday publication update! Are you thinking on doing liquid cell electron microscopy, but you are also wondering about environmental processes? Please read this interesting review published in ACS Nano. In this review, dynamic processes using #liquidcell electron microscopy are being shown including nanotoxicological processes, pollution control, contamination transformation and radical corrosion in the environment. … Read More
Flash Talk Episode 9 has just been posted on YouTube! Watch it now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CN2m9OyxN0 In Flash Talk episode 9 Joanna Korpanty, from Northwestern University, Department of Chemistry, will tell you something about her recent publication on solvated polymeric nanomaterials in liquid cell electron microscopy. A worm-to-micelle transformation was triggered via organic solvent mixing during the … Read More
Are you interested in observing emulsion reactions in liquid? Then please read the following new paper published by the group at #NorthwesternUniversity! Flow and mixing was used to obtain some beautiful emulsions and then these were images using electron microscopy. With the methods they used, they were able to shed light and create further insight … Read More
It is of importance to see the polymers in their native environment. The group at Northwestern University has made a great step in showing you can not only image the polymers in water, but in many other organic liquids as well! This opens up a whole array of different reactions that can be observed in … Read More