David Tai Leong answers some questions about his world of nanobiology and new biomaterials.
Professor Sirringhaus, from the University of Cambridge, is one of the outstanding researchers in the field of organic electronics.
Getting to know Rainer Waser, director of EMRL and winner of the 2014 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize.
Takao Someya talks about his new role as an Advanced Electronics Materials Editorial Board member, his research priorities, and future applications of flexible electronics.
Professor Ali Khademhosseini spoke to us about his research into regenerative medicine at the 2014 ACS National Meeting in San Francisco.
We talk to Sang-Woo Kim on his appointment to the Executive Advisory Board for Advanced Electronic Materials.
Interview with Professor Joanna Aizenberg as new member of the Editorial Advisory Board of the journal Advanced Materials.
Interview of Professor Zhenan Bao on the occasion of her addition to the Editorial Advisory Board of the journal Advanced Materials.
A conversation with new Advanced Materials board member Jörg Lahann on research, publishing, and life.
New Advanced Materials board member, Prof. Georges Hadziioannou, answers a few questions about his scientific career, and research and publishing in general.
Filter methods for image analysis in microscopy
March 19, 2015, 4.00 PM CET
This webinar will explore the most common and important filter methods, including how they work and how they affect the actual image. Furthermore, the webinar will give examples of digital microscope systems and software used in inspection and quality control, where filter methods are already implemented to ensure accurate analysis of image data.
Revealing hidden information in digital images
Quantitative information is of great importance within manufacturing and quality control, bringing objectivity and confidence to the decision-making process. Under the correct conditions, an image acquired with light microscopy will contain a wealth of information, but the trick is how to extract and utilise this effectively.
Our latest white paper, brought to you by Olympus, covers many of these methods, focusing on the importance of software throughout the entire workflow.
Ultra-broad tunable, very compact quantum cascade laser-based „MIRcat“ to dramaticalle simplify absorption spectroscopy in the „finger print region“.