Peering inside, you may feel as if you are looking through a microscope in a laboratory.
After the tissue clearing, brain samples directly imaged in laser scanning confocal microscope in a chamber filled with DBE.
The information provided by volunteers can't be found under a microscope, in a test tube or even by using the most technologically advanced scientific instruments.
Yet such lists are reliable barometers of contemporary opinion, and Murray has too often gone under that microscope in a career of serial misunderstanding, which bothers him less than it used to.
Supports are constructed to suspend biological samples within the vacuum of the electron microscope in a way that maximises image contrast.
We have designed and built a scanning SQUID microscope in a dilution refrigerator, capable of magnetic imaging at temperatures down to 20 mK.
For this we built an instrument combining a scanning transmission X-ray microscope with a beam-deflection atomic force microscope in a coaxial geometry.
Focusing, variation of the numerical aperture, and so forth can be adjusted simply by varying a few input parameters literally a "microscope in a computer".
When Dr. Lee first volunteered his services to the state police, the lab was located in the barracks of Troop I in Bethany and amounted to little more than a polygraph machine, a fingerprint kit and a microscope in a stripped-down men's room.
Studied, scouted, analysed, pored over, pulled this way and that while still in his teens, Neymar's story this weekend goes under the footballing microscope in a newly sharpened way when he gets the chance to share a pitch with Lionel Messi.
The value of the technology is great enough that Dr. Roy E. Ritzmann at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland compared it to the electron microscope in a news article last summer in Nature on the importance to motion research of high-speed video.
