Sentences with phrase «microscopist tomasz»

Susan is a Certified Nutritional Practitioner, a Certified Holistic Cancer Practitioner and Live Cell Microscopist.

Other investigators on this project were Hyunwook Lee, graduate student; Kristin L. Shingler, graduate student; Lindsey J. Organtini, fellow; and Robert E. Ashley, microscopist, Penn State College of Medicine; and Alexander M. Makhov and James F. Conway, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.

You certainly shouldn't be afraid to seek out expertise from a well - established microscopist at your institution when heading into a new set of experiments.

Working with microscopist Charles Lin from the Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General Hospital and stem cell biologist David Scadden from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, the investigators measured local oxygen concentration in the bone marrow of live mice.

Although the modern explosion in light microscopy techniques has provided biologists with a host of tools and opened doors to many great insights, it can be overwhelming to a novice microscopist.

The Karen L. Anderson Memorial Fund is established to remember a gifted cell biologist and highly skilled electron microscopist whose dedicated service and career in science made her an invaluable member of the SBP family.

Crucially, with the help of Museum electron microscopist Tomasz Goral, they were also able to work out how the F. protensa brain and nerve tissue were preserved.

That's the claim of microscopist Brian Ford, a specialist in the history and development of these instruments based at the University of Cambridge, UK.

«It's quite an ingenious set of conditions they've come up with,» says microscopist Jeremy Skepper, also of Cambridge and not involved with the work.

The early British microscopist Robert Hooke coined the word cellas a result of his mid-17th-century observations of a thin section of cork.

As a keen microscopist I was delighted to see Arthur E. Smith's micrographs featured in your magazine (4 October, p...

To bring out specific structural features, the coloring was digitally added by biogeologist and electron microscopist Geisen, who captured this image in 2000.

But the Hopkins group, which included force microscopist Jan Hoh, probed their cells with an AFM designed to work in reverse.

I snipped off a piece of wattle and sent it to a microscopist, and we discovered a mechanism for the production of color that had never been observed before.

In 1980, George Poinar and his future wife, Roberta Hess, an electron microscopist, cracked open a piece of 40 - million - year - old Baltic amber containing a remarkably well - preserved female fly.

At the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering in Bethesda, Maryland, microscopist Hari Shroff is also interested in developmental neuroscience.

«You guys... this is SO COOL!!!!!!!! this is the living liquid gold we call breast milk in motion!!!! My dad is a blood microscopist and this is a single drop of my breast milk under his microscope!!!! It's miraculous and it's ALIVE tailored to my babies needs at this moment!!!! Absolutely amazing!!!»

For more than 100 years, microscopists trying to view very small objects ran up into what was thought to be a fundamental physical limit: that resolution could get no better than half a wavelength of light.

Microscopists have been able to peer deep into cells, thanks to fluorescent molecules that stick to cellular structures.

I always smile when atomic force microscopists and others who look «directly» at molecular structures get excited about seeing individual atoms.

Abstract: World - renowned electron microscopists will join Dr. Xiaoqing Pan, Director of the University of California Irvine Materials Research Institute (IMRI), for the Grand Opening of the JEOL Center for Nanoscale Solutions and a three - day symposium June 6 - 8, 2018.

Nowell pointed out to Bishop that «we microscopists had known all along that these were important clues, but had to wait for the retrograde retrovirologists to provide us with the means to exploit them.»

«Currently, the gold standard technique to diagnose malaria is manual microscopic evaluation of stained blood smears by expert microscopists who are in short supply in low - resources settings,» Duke University Professor of Biomedical Engineering Adam Wax told Digital Trends.