Optical Microscopy: Techniques and Applications

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Covers the principles and techniques of electron microscopy, focusing on the interaction between radiation and matter.

Introduces electron microscopy, covering practical organization, sample preparation, radiation-matter interaction, and detector mechanisms.

Covers nanoscale metrology, optical microscopy, atomic force microscopy, electron microscopy, and the redefinition of units.

Explores light microscopy principles, fluorescent proteins, optical slicing, and modulation transfer functions in cellular imaging.

Covers the basics of scanning probe microscopy, with a focus on the Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) and its operational principles.

Introduces polymer morphological characterization techniques, emphasizing the overlap between organic materials science and biosciences.

Explores super resolution techniques in fluorescence microscopy for visualizing single polymer molecules.

Covers synchrotrons, x-ray lasers, and atomic resolution techniques like Cryo-EM and scanning tunneling microscopy.

Introduces basic optical microscopy for polymer characterization, covering resolution, contrast, and different observation modes.