A specially designed terahertz pulse moves electrical charge between the metal tip of a specialized microscope and a single molecule, creating an exciton that releases energy as light.

Scientists have found a way to control electrons in molecules using tailor-made terahertz light pulses, offering new ...

Scientists at YOKOHAMA National University, in collaboration with RIKEN and other institutions in Japan and Korea, have made ...

Researchers have unlocked a new way to manipulate electrons in molecules with terahertz light, paving the way for faster ...

In two new studies published in ACS Energy Letters and Energy & Environmental Science, scientists in Saudi Arabia have made a ...

Lightfield 4D overcomes these challenges by imaging entire 3D data sets at a precise moment in time, eliminating time delays ...

Capturing physiological and neuronal processes in 3D High-speed fluorescence imaging of physiological and neuronal processes Gentle long-term observation ...

Kanazawa University, observe the configuration of different dipeptides on graphite electrodes and the subsequent arrangement ...

Researchers in Israel discovered a part of the body known to recycle proteins can also generate bacteria-killing chemicals.

Nowadays, if you have a microscope, you probably have a camera of some sort attached. [Applied Science] shows how you can add an array of tiny LEDs and some compute power to produce ...