mmc2023 incorporating EMAG 2023 Abstract Database
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Machine Learning in Biomedical Images to Study Infection and Disease Phenotypes
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Magnesium nanoparticles for metal enhanced fluorescence
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Magnetic phase imaging using Lorentz near-field electron ptychography
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MagpiEM: Automating the cleaning of particles for sub-tomogram averaging
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Managing the image-data life cycle for the real world: connecting the dots from sample preparation to image acquisition, analysis, and publication
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Manipulation of the Point Spread Function of Light to Improve Quantum Limited Estimation Accuracy
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Mapping Li Distribution in Battery Anode Cross-Sections Using Broad-Beam Ion Milling and FIB-SIMS
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Mapping microscopic viscosity and temperature using molecular rotors
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Mass sensitive imaging of bacterial biofilm composition using a water-gas cluster ion beam and novel neutral atom microscope.
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Matters of light and death: reducing phototoxicity in live-cell imaging
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Matters of light and death: reducing phototoxicity in live-cell imaging
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Measuring and manipulating in vivo tissue mechanics using AFM
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Measuring chemical composition, optical and thermal properties at the nanoscale with AFM probes
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Measuring Electric Fields using 4D-STEM: Experimental Optimisation, Simulation, and Post-Processing
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Mechanobiology of Dental Pulp
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MerlinEM, Hybrid Pixel Array Counting Detector for Transmission Electron Microscopy.
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Metallography of organ pipe grain structure may enable more faithful conservation of historical musical instruments
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Metro – A new direct detection TEM camera for materials science applications
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Microbeam Analysis of ZnO Thin Films and ZnO-CdS Hetrojunctions
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Microscopic analysis of new and historic cotton fibre cross-sections
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Microscopic characterisation of Ni nanoparticles exsolution in La0.4CaxSr0.4-xNi0.06Ti0.94O3-d perovskite oxides
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Microscopy image analysis for humans (with machines)
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Microscopy's Effect on Malaria Monitoring
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Microstructural Based Life Assessment of 1CrMoV Turbine Rotors
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Minding the gap: Correlating structural and biochemical information of airborne London Underground pollution effects on airway cells.