📣 Come and say hello at stand #452 at #IMC21 to chat with our Editors and staff about publishing in the journal, open access options, and how we can help share your microscopy research with the wider community. We look forward to seeing you there!
The van is packed for Liverpool and we're all ready for the 21st International Microscopy Congress #IMC21 😀 🔬 🚚
Just a few more sleeps to go now - we can't wait to see you all there!
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Come and say hello at stand #452 to chat with us about publishing in the journal, open access options, and how we can help share your microscopy research with the wider community.
We look forward to seeing you there!
📣 We’re heading to Liverpool for #IMC21 next week!
The Journal of Microscopy Editors and staff would love to meet prospective authors and microscopy enthusiasts at the 21st International Microscopy Congress.
🔬In this new paper, "Enhanced biocompatibility of robotic microplasma sprayed Zr–2.5Nb coatings for orthopaedic implants" the authors' findings point to a practical coating strategy that could meaningfully improve the integration of orthopedic implants with bone and vasculature.
"WAFMGAN: A frequency-aware CycleGAN for structure-consistent virtual staining of transmission electron microscopy images" by Haibin Wan, Weizhi Han & Yongye Zhu is available to read here > https://t.co/zAU1ysZW5T
🔬In this new paper, the authors show that across renal and non-renal TEM datasets, WAFMGAN improves numerical stained-domain distribution matching, structural-consistency metrics, and output-level frequency agreement while enhancing the readability of unstained TEM images.
New publication in Journal of microscopy(@JofMicroscopy) :
“A fluorescence lifetime separation approach for FLIM live-cell imaging���
https://t.co/Lwgjpj3iBY
Congratulations!
Original images are available at SSBD:repository https://t.co/mPb7sncrts
📣 The August 2026 issue of the Journal is now available to view online! The issue features 5 interesting Original Articles & a Methods and Protocols paper focussed on reliable autofocus in long-term live microscopy.
Read the full issue here > https://t.co/MyYckVDXQR
📣 Authors affiliated with institutions in Australia and New Zealand that are participating in Wiley’s Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) agreement may publish in open access in the Journal, with no APC > https://t.co/H7FigWmy9y
🔬The authors of this new paper demonstrate multimodal imaging of live cell co-cultures, including quantitative phase imaging (QPI) through differential phase contrast (DPC) imaging.
"Multimodal illumination for quantitative transmitted-light microscopy" https://t.co/sNt1UFI2zx
We have extended the submission deadline to the @JofMicroscopy special edition on Biological, Medical and Bio-relevant applications of Brillouin Light Scattering Micro-spectroscopy until 18th September.
https://t.co/3gXeuciRZF
We are looking forward to your contribution!
"Quantitative evaluation of LED-based optical autofocus module" by S. Habte, S. Kumar, J. Lightley, E. Garcia, M. A. A. Neil & P. M. W. French is free-to-read here > https://t.co/slNMDczZFW
🔬Open-source optical autofocus module for light microscopy was implemented with a multimode-optical fibre-coupled LED as a convenient low-cost light source in this new OA paper. Using a novel method to independently quantify autofocus system performance via 2D autocorrelation...
analysis of astigmatic images of fluorescent nanobeads, the authors show, after correcting for optical power fluctuations, this LED-based system can provide axial stability with a standard deviation below 10 nm for > 45 minutes from a cold start and can maintain focus for hours.
🔬Using advanced electron microscopy, the authors of this new paper combined STEM-HAADF and STEM-iDPC imaging to study the interface between rare-earth oxides and silicon.
The paper by Deepak Kumar Dinkar et al is available to read here > https://t.co/FCcN7CdMzd
📣Authors from eligible German institutions may publish open access in the Journal of Microscopy with no article processing charge (APC) under the Wiley DEAL agreement, this allows authors to retain copyright through a CC-BY license.
Find out more here > https://t.co/9hC26uDR3p
🔬In this new open access review, the authors highlight how early optical discoveries shaped the design of modern fluorescence microscopy.
"The Origins of Ploem's Filter Cube: A Pandora's Box" by Jack Gordon et al is free-to-read here > https://t.co/GptMTx3fh1
📣 Wiley and Couperin have an agreement which allows eligible authors to publish open access in the Journal of Microscopy without paying an article publication charge (APC), your article will be available for all to read, download and share.
https://t.co/Lz81v8orXh