From 2025, NanoWorldMaps will offer the opportunity to conduct electron microscopy examinations using the MultiSEM (mSEM) from Zeiss Microscopy. The mSEM operates with 91 parallel electron beams, enabling fast and high-resolution imaging of macroscopic objects at the nanometer scale. This groundbreaking technology is ideally suited for examining chips, nanomachines, organ samples, or brain tissue. [...]
At WhiteGreyLabs, we are working on a completely new hypothesis of long-term memory. Currently, our work is still a kind of scientific game, and we are not sure if we will win. However, we believe that our game could have an impact on understanding the most important systemic diseases of our time, such as [...]
NanoWorldMaps has started the concept phase in 2023. Concepts for the establishment of the nodes and their instrumentation are being developed. Furthermore, processes for access are being defined in order to provide researchers from academia and industry with tailored services. NanoWorldMaps will become a distributed research infrastructure with internationally distributed imaging nodes, each equipped with [...]
Two recent papers (June 2021) by groups in the USA have shown how a multi-beam electron microscope such as the MultiSEM from Zeiss, when combined with the automated ultramicrotome preparation of serial sections and powerful image segmentation algorithms can provide unprecedented data about how neurons in the brain connect to provide function – examples of [...]
