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Serial protein crystallography in an electron microscope

This work presents a serial electron diffraction method, where still diffraction patterns from many protein nanocrystals are rapidly recorded and merged, which minimises radiation damage and only requires a slightly modified standard scanning transmission electron microscope.
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STEM SerialED: achieving high-resolution data for ab initio structure determination of beam-sensitive nanocrystalline materials

An implementation of scanning transmission electron microscopy serial electron diffraction (SerialED) through scripting is proposed. SerialED and continuous-rotation electron diffraction refinement…
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Quantitative gas imaging of cargo ship emissions using thermal infrared hyperspectral imaging

Detection, identification, and quantification of exhaust gas emissions is critical to ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and mitigate damage to the environment. Passive thermal infrared…
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Granulovirus occlusion bodies by serial electron diffraction

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Hen egg-white lysozyme by serial electron diffraction

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Serial electron diffraction: strategies for data collection and analysis

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Serial electron diffraction for high-throughput protein nano-crystallography

summary: Serial nano-beam electron diffraction (SerialNED) enables high-throughput, low protein crystallography from sub-micron crystals at conventional S/TEM microscopes. Abstract We describe a new…

Serial Electron Diffraction Data Processing With diffractem and CrystFEL

This work introduces the analysis pipeline for SerialED data, and its implementation using the CrystFEL and diffractem program packages.
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MeV femtosecond electron pulses from direct-field acceleration in low density atomic gases

Using three-dimensional particle-in-cell (3DPIC) simulations, we show that few-MeV electrons can be produced by tightly focusing few-cycle radially-polarized laser pulses in a low-density atomic gas.…
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Serial electron diffraction for proteins and small molecules

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