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Research methods/Microscopy/Electron microscopy

Duality: Art + Science
AAAS Fellow and AAAS Member Among Winners of 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
AAAS Fellow and a member awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a type of microscopy that reveals life’s smallest molecules at work.
Play a game and help scientists map the connectome with EyeWire
5 Things About Me: Neurobiologist (retired) Louise Luckenbill
The physicist and the gecko
Shigeki Watanabe Wins 2015 Eppendorf & <em>Science</em> Prize
The young neurobiologist has been honored for a new technique to capture nerve cell activity on an ultrafast timescale.
Meet the Foldscope: A Powerful Origami Microscope
2014 Nobel Prize Winners Include <em>Science</em> Authors and Two AAAS Fellows
Science: Supersized Viruses Break Records, Raise Questions
Science Honors Electron “Bugscope” Project with SPORE Award

An online project that puts access to an extremely powerful electron microscope into the hands of students all over the country has been selected by the journal Science to win the monthly Science Prize for Online Resources in Education (SPORE).