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BioPhotonics Monthly — Machine Learning in Superresolution Microscopy, Spectrometers in Fluorescence Research, Raman Holography, and more. (4/28/2021)

BioPhotonics Monthly — Machine Learning in Superresolution Microscopy, Spectrometers in Fluorescence Research, Raman Holography, and more.

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Wednesday, April 28, 2021

Monthly newsletter focusing on how light-based technologies are being used in the life sciences. Includes news, features and product developments in lasers, imaging, optics, spectroscopy, microscopy, lighting and more. Manage your Photonics Media membership at Photonics.com/subscribe.

Diode Array Spectrometers Augment Fluorescence-Based Research
Fluorescence spectroscopy is an established method for detecting concentrations of biological material in medicine or in environmental analysis. The key benefit of using fluorescence over other techniques of spectral analysis such as UV absorbance is that fluorescence can detect orders-of-magnitude smaller concentrations of a proteins, disease, and other elements than UV absorbance can.

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Superresolution Microscopy Analysis Accelerated by Machine Learning
Superresolution optical microscopy — a technology that enables the acquisition of fluorescent micrographs of samples with a resolution well below the optical diffraction limit of ~250 nm — is rapidly evolving. Several methods have been developed during the past two decades that allow for this extension of conventional optical microscopy, and they have substantially contributed to the overall understanding of systems as complex as the specific arrangement of chromatin in cells during interphase, or resolving the inner structure of polymer networks in microgels.

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Raman Holography Has Implications for Live Cell, Tissue Interrogation
Researchers from the Institute of Photonic Sciences have successfully demonstrated holographic Raman microscopy. The technology is poised to support wide-ranging applications, from live cell and tissue interrogation to, potentially, anti-counterfeiting.

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C-FLEX C8: Up to 8 Lasers Combined!

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HÜBNER Photonics announces an expansion of the C-FLEX laser combiner family with the introduction of the C8. The C-FLEX C8 is designed to integrate up to 8 Cobolt lasers making it ideal for solutions in bioimaging, Raman spectroscopy and holography.

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Think BIG; Go Small with XENON's X-1100 Benchtop Research System

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RM21^® MicroMirror TIRF Microscope

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Chirality and Nanotechnology Speed Up Light-Based Drug Screening
A team of international collaborators has introduced a drug-screening technique that relies on nanostructure chirality as its fundamental property. (Chirality is a quality that, for a physical object, means it cannot be superimposed on its mirror image; think “left hand/right hand.”) The new technique uses gold nanorods to twist light, and a red glow can indicate the failure of a medication aimed at treating diseases such as Type 2 diabetes and pancreatic cancer.

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Light-Controlled Enzymes Show Potential in Medicine, Industry
Research conducted at the University of São Paulo’s Chemistry Institute demonstrated the utility of near-infrared and infrared light for use as catalysts in the control of enzymes. The work holds implications for the noninvasive treatment of diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.

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Light Delivers Hydrogen from Nonphotosynthetic Microorganisms
A team in Portugal has introduced a method for the sustainable conversion of solar energy into hydrogen, relying on biohybrid systems — combinations of nonphotosynthetic materials, bacteria, and semiconductor nanoparticles. The ability of those bacteria to produce high levels of hydrogen, paired with the cadmium sulfide nanoparticles’ efficiency in capturing light, initiated a direct energy transfer that the researchers said demonstrated a replicable and sustainable fuel-generation process.

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Quantitative CMOS Imaging – qCMOS: The Dawn of a New Era
Wed, May 19, 2021 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EDT
Imaging in general and semiconductor imaging in particular has penetrated every aspect of our lives, especially in the sciences. It has empowered many experiments from relying on subjective recording into objectively documentable, repeatable and quantifiable methods. This webinar with Peter Seitz, Ph.D., will provide an overview of semiconductor image sensors and introduce photon-resolving quantitative imaging, or qCMOS. Presented by Hamamatsu Corporation.

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