Sentence examples for microscopy and laser from inspiring English sources
A member of the President's Circle, which acknowledges the Institute's most visionary benefactors, she provided critical support in the areas of biological physics, electron microscopy, and laser technology.
The wear tracks were investigated using optical and scanning electron microscopy and laser profilometer.
Scanning Probe Microscopy and laser diffraction are used to characterize the produced structures.
Light, transmission, scanning electron microscopy, and laser capture microdissection of tissues taken from spontaneous and experimentally-induced enteric diseases in animal models of human diseases.
In addition, the morphologies of the DN-polymers were observed by scanning electron microscopy and laser microscopy.
Transmission electron microscopy and laser light-scattering studies showed that the resultant spherical micelles were nanoscale with narrow size distribution.
In this work, the first stages of Ni reaction with Si(Ge) is investigated using high resolution transmission electron microscopy and laser-assisted atom probe tomography.
Our knowledge of the structure, dynamics and physiology of a cell has increased significantly in the last ten years through the emergence of new optical imaging modalities such as optical sectioning microscopy, computer- enhanced video microscopy and laser-scanning microscopy.
Fluorescence microscopy and laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopic detection showed that SMCs selectively uptake PpIX, and the intracellular PpIX concentration increases with the amount of PpIX in the incubation solution.
Much of his current work uses microscopy and lasers to develop noninvasive methods of visualizing and studying neural circuits in the brain.
A versatile analytical methodology is presented, that combines the application of two mobile laser-based analytical techniques, Raman microscopy and laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), for the analysis of materials in historical and archaeological objects and monuments.
