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> Learn moreThere are new instruments added to the offer in this call. In particular, a 300kV Titan Krios 3Gi Cryo electron microscope equipped with two direct electron detectors located at SOLARIS is now available for researchers conducting studies in structural biology. Find more information here. A detailed description of the instruments and techniques available can be found here. If…
The heart of the National Cryo-Em Centre, which is being developed at the Polish CERIC partner facility SOLARIS, will be Titan Krio G3i, the latest generation of a cryo-electron microscope. After successful assembly of the microscope and preliminary tests, an engineer from Thermo Scientific came from Eindhoven NanoPort to acquire SPA test data set of…
Have you missed the article on the outcome of CERIC’s #H2020 project #ACCELERATE2020 on scientists of the Uzhhorod National University in Ukraine? You can read it here ►https://t.co/j21qP6nU8T
On #WorldPhotographyDay2019, we invite you to check the winning photos of the CERIC Science Picture Contests where scientists showed the #research environment from their own perspective
►2018:https://t.co/5yRPLSktbe
►2017:https://t.co/tl4JhoNA7e
►2016:https://t.co/hV1Y9sjE5i
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