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There’s a New Microscope in Town: ThemIS, anyone?

Photo - The high-stability, high-resolution Thermo Fischer “ThemIS” transmission electron microscope. (Credit: Marilyn Chung/Berkeley Lab)

Tau-tally Microtubular!

Silencing Is Golden: Scientists Image Molecules Vital for Gene Regulation

Image - Structure of the human Polycomb Repressive Complex 2 (PRC2) bound to cofactors obtained by cryo-electron microscopy. Both cofactors mimic the histone protein tail to stabilize and stimulate the enzymatic activity of PRC2. (Credit: Vignesh Kasinath)

Detailed View of Immune Proteins Could Lead to New Pathogen-Defense Strategies

Berkeley Lab Tech Brings Nobel-Winning Cryo-EM Into Sharper Focus

Berkeley Lab Scientists Map Key DNA Protein Complex at Near-Atomic Resolution

Scientists Print Nanoscale Imaging Probe onto Tip of Optical Fiber

A New Look at Surface Chemistry

Berkeley Lab Develops Nanoscope to Probe Chemistry on the Molecular Scale

3D Dynamic Imaging of Soft Materials

Atom by Atom, Bond by Bond, a Chemical Reaction Caught in the Act

Reading the Human Genome