Volume 19 Number 5 2011 September
Feature Article
12 Imaging Biologically Induced Mineralization in Fully Hydrated Flow Systems Logan Schultz, Betsey Pitts, Andrew C. Mitchell, Alfred B. Cunningham, and Robin Gerlach
Contents Biological Applications
16 Imaging Specifi c Protein Labels on Eukaryotic Cells in Liquid with Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy Diana B. Peckys, Madeline J. Dukes, Elisabeth A. Ring, David W. Piston, and Niels de Jonge
22 High-Resolution Imaging of Dried and Living Single Bacterial Cell
Surfaces: Artifact or Not? Dominik Greif, Daniel Wesner, Dario Anselmetti, and Jan Regtmeier
Instrumentation, Software, and Analysis
26 A 200-kV STEM/SEM Produces 1 Å SEM Resolution Xiao Feng Zhang
30 Standards-Based Quantifi cation in DTSA-II—Part I Nicholas W.M. Ritchie
38 Simplifying Electron Diffraction Pattern Identifi cation of
Mixed-Material Nanoparticles Jacopo Samson, Patrick C. Nahirney, Charles Michael Drain, and Irene Piscopo
About the Cover
Microscopy Innovations 42 2011 Microscopy Today Innovation Awards
Microscopy Facilities
48 Quietly Building Capabilities: New Instruments, Expertise, “Quiet Wing” Available at DOE User Facility Scott Lea, Bernd Kabius, Bruce Arey, Libor Kovarik, Chongmin Wang, Galya Orr, Igor Lyubinetsky, and Ross Carper
Microscopy Pioneers
Reconstructed image slices through clusters of bacteria growing around calcium carbonate precipitates inside a glass capillary. Image width = 230 µm.
See article by Shultz et al.
54 Pioneers in Optics: Joseph von Fraunhofer and Gustav Robert Kirchhoff Michael W. Davidson
Departments
7 Editorial 8 Carmichael’s Concise Review
58 Industry News 60 Product News
62 NetNotes 76 Calendar of Meetings 80 Dear Abbe 82 Index of Advertisers
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