ONEM

Optical Near-field electron microscopy is a new idea for a microscope that uses the best of two worlds: Non-damaging probing with light, and high resolution using an electron-based read-out. The envisioned technique is damage-free, requires no labels, and allows for a resolution on the nanometer scale.

A detailed description of the proposal can be found here.

22.11.2023
 

The 7th ONEM Meeting took place on 18-19 September 2023 at the J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry in Prague, Czechia.
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09.08.2023
 

Check out our latest preprint on the information content in optical near-fields: arxiv.org/abs/2307.02348
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09.08.2023
 

Since the beginning of November, a 500m² large mural depicting the Austrian-British Nobel Prize winner Max Perutz and his science has just been...
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07.04.2023
 

Leiden University. Amin Moradi successfully relocates the extremely sensitive low-energy electron microscope.

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20.01.2023
 

Interleaflet organization of membrane nanodomains: What can(not) be resolved by FRET?

Barbora Chmelová, David Davidović, Radek Šachl
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11.10.2022
 

Barbara will start her master’s thesis in our group and will work on iScat measurements of protein dynamics in lipids, with the goal to compare them...
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