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A quantitative peek into the superresolution subcellular world
Incorporating a physical model differentiating in-focus and out-of-focus emissions eliminates background fluorescence without affecting genuine signals. With this added to the sparse deconvolution pipeline, we preserve weak signals and minimize artifacts while achieving a sub-70 nm resolution.
Organoids facilitate studies on crosstalk of niches and adult stem cells
Our new paper published on npj Regenerative Medicine provides new insight to the role of macrophages on mammary stem cell fate determination and mammary homeostasis maintanence.
An AI-powered wearable skin
We report an artificial intelligence powered resistive skin that can disentangle a single biosignal into multiple useful biometric data.
Behind the Paper
The real stories behind the latest research papers, from conception to publication, the highs and the lows.
A quantitative peek into the superresolution subcellular world
Incorporating a physical model differentiating in-focus and out-of-focus emissions eliminates background fluorescence without affecting genuine signals. With this added to the sparse deconvolution pipeline, we preserve weak signals and minimize artifacts while achieving a sub-70 nm resolution.
Nature Biotech 25th Anniversary
Celebrating 25 years of Nature Biotechnology with posts from authors of landmark papers published in the journal.
Looking back on co-abundance binning and what it meant for microbiomics and its authors
In this post, Dr. Henrik Bjørn Nielsen and Dr. Mathieu Almeida are traveling back in time to talk about their paper on co-abundance binning published in 2014 in Nature Biotechnology and how it affected their field and careers.
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Updates and insights from the bioengineering and biotechnology Editors.
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The latest news, updates, and opinions from across the bioengineering community.
After the Paper
Exploring what happened after the paper was published, from follow up studies to career impact.
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Don't miss our Research Data webinar with Figshare: driving open science through data sharing
The need for research data to be made available is being increasingly recognised, for example in policy announcements by NIH and WHOSTP. Join us for a conversation on the development of Springer Nature's data policies, practical initiatives and implications for Open Research publishing.
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The covers from the monthly issues of Nature Biomedical Engineering.
