An international team of more than 20 scientists led by Imaging CoE scientists has inadvertently discovered how to create a new type of crystal using light ten billion times brighter than the sun.
Imaging CoE postdoc Daniel Langley spent a week in sunny California working with a team of scientists from around the world.
Imaging CoE AI Steve Lee, from the Australian National University, published a paper in Biomedical Optics Express that lays out an all optical particle delivery system for use in XFEL experiments. Here, Steve explains the paper, the physics and the contactless trampoline to us.
The Third Physics Symposium was held in the Laby Theatre at the University of Melbourne on Tuesday 5 July
What do you do with protein crystals that are too small to image at the synchrotron? This is a central question that CoE physics node researchers are trying to answer.
Okay, so you all know me as the Imaging CoE’s media and communications/public relations person. But, not all of you know that I was a physicist with Centre CI’s Harry Quiney and Brian Abbey at both the University of Melbourne and La Trobe University nodes.
Breast cancer is the fourth most common cause of death from cancer in Australia - and the second most common cancer in women. And while breast cancer awareness is improving, the rate at which women …
Metallic nanoparticles are among the smallest particles in existence - measuring 1-100 nanometres, where each nanometre is a millionth of a millimetre. Associate Professor Hans Elmlund from Monash University, and collaborators in the US …