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The secondary ion mass spectrometry PrimeView is still free to download: go.nature.com/3K0dZlH

The ultimate bioengineering challenge - take part now! We are launching a competition asking students and Postdocs to theoretically tackle some of the most pressing bioengineering challenges – from the idea to the sketch of a prototype.
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New publication! Check out this Nature Reviews Methods Primer on Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry with data from Manchester NanoSIMS and Dr Katie Moore as a co-author. Very useful for anyone who wants to know more about how SIMS works and its various applications! doi.org/10.1038/s43586…

This PrimeView highlights how different primary ion beams can be used to sample different surface species.

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🤔Anomalies in particle physics
🤖Rigor with machine learning from field theory to the Poincaré conjecture
💻Neural operators for accelerating scientific simulations and design
✨Quantum sensing for particle physics
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Secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) is a technique for chemical analysis and imaging of solid materials, with applications in many areas of science and technology.

Find out more in our latest Primer 👇
go.nature.com/4b7wh0v

Our photoaffinity labelling PrimeView is still free to download!

Check it out now: go.nature.com/44rz5Tt

Happy to share our Primer on small molecule photoaffinity labeling Nature Reviews Methods Primers. Great collaborative effort led by Rick Homan w/ Lyn Jones & christina woo along with Sherry and John @ Belharra Tx.
rdcu.be/dGvzV

Our latest PrimeView highlights the different types of reporter tags that can be paired with photoreactive groups for photoaffinity labeling.

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Photoaffinity labelling (PAL) enables the direct mapping of interactions of small molecules with proteins. In this Primer, Homan et al. discuss the basic principles and considerations involved in the design and implementation of PAL reagents and methods.

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Prime editing sensors enable multiplexed genome editing go.nature.com/4doZLsn #ToolsoftheTrade by Samuel I. Gold #NRGToT
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Wound healing mechanisms differ depending on the sex. Therefore, sex should be considered in the design of nanomedicine- and materials-based wound healing therapies, both in preclinical and clinical testing. New article by Morteza Mahmoudi, PhD Simon Matoori et al
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Happy to share our new & hopefully instructive Nature Reviews Methods Primers on #smFRET :
the basics, tech., current&future applications.

Thanks Taekjip Ha for leading this joint effort with Jingyi Fei #NamKiLee Ruben Gonzalez Sneha Paul #SanghunYeou & me.

Full paper: nature.com/articles/s4358…

Glad to be part of it, and always having fun freezing.
Read the Primer with the link rdcu.be/dGd29

Our latest PrimeView highlights the structures formed with different freeze casting moulds.

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