Lecture

Transmission Electron Microscopy: Phase Contrast

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Description

This lecture introduces the world of phase contrast in transmission electron microscopy, emphasizing the importance of electrons as waves. The instructor explains the interaction between the electron wave and the specimen, the objective lens, and the recording device, highlighting the complexities of phase contrast imaging.

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