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March 10th, 2005
Light microscope sees the nanoworld
Abstract:
"There's nothing magical about it," says Bob Carr, chief technical officer of Nanosight, based in Salisbury, UK, which developed the device. Dubbed Halo, it can be attached to any light microscope to let you view moving particles as small as 10 nanometres. And Halo could become more than a curiosity, says Carr, with applications from detecting bioweapons to quality control in paints, pharmaceuticals and sunblocks.
Source:
newscientist
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