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Peer-reviewed journal in which the study is published (DOI 10.1021/acs.nanolett.6c02411).

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KAIST team catches HZO memory films forming new domains while older ones spread

KAIST researchers imaged hafnium zirconium oxide memory films switching by two processes at once, with new polarized domains forming while existing ones grew. A model tying that picture to device electrical data offers a basis for tuning write speed and uniformity, though the account reports no switching times.

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Rice lab's 3D-printed mirror inserts fit light sheet imaging into commercial sample chambers

Rice University researchers report 3D-nanoprinted mirror inserts that let a single objective run light sheet microscopy in most commercial sample chambers. That could spare labs a second objective or a specialized chamber, the two things Anna-Karin Gustavsson says the technique typically required.

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Self-blinking dyes restore nanobody labels for single-molecule microscopy

Researchers led by the University of Göttingen report in Nano Letters that self-blinking dyes let nanobody labels work in single-molecule microscopy. The team says the pairing keeps the probes' labelling accuracy while making super-resolution imaging simpler and more reproducible.

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