Volume 28


Number 6


2020 November


Scanning Probe Microscopy


12 Contact AFM Nanolithography Based on Anodic Oxidation Armando Melgarejo, Ben Schoenek, Jiali Zhang, and Byong Kim


Contents


14 Charting New Depths for Understanding Friction in Micromachines Jim McMahon


Genetics and Imaging


18 Imaging the Genome in 3D at Super Resolution Lauren Gagnon


28 Red Algal Extremophiles: Novel Genes and Paradigms Julia Van Etten


Microscopy 101 About the Cover


36 How to Get Better Fluorescence Images with Your Widefield Microscope: A Methodology Review Dr. Markus Sticker, Dr. Rebecca Elsässer, Dr. Markus Neumann, and Dr. Horst Wolff


44 An Image is Everything: A Tutorial on Choosing and Using the Components of a Dynamic Data Capture System Duncan Stacey and Robert Gurney


Microscopy Pioneers


50 Grace Burke: Show Me the Data Cameron Varano


Highlights from Microscopy and Microanalysis


Example images of eukaryotic microorganisms from aquatic environments from the Julia van Etten Couch Microscopy project.


See article on page 28.


58 Optimal STEM Convergence Angle Selection Using a Convolutional Neural Network and the Strehl Ratio


58 Nanoscale Visualization of Phase Transition in Melting of Sn–Bi Particles by in situ Hard X-ray Ptychographic Coherent Diffraction Imaging


59 Effect of Betaine on Liver Tissue and Ultrastructural Changes in Methionine–Choline Deficient Diet-Induced NAFLD


Departments


7 Editorial 8 Carmichael’s Concise Review


54 Industry News 56 Product News 60 Crossword


62 NetNotes 71 Calendar of Meetings 73 Dear Abbe 74 Index to Advertisers


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