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Life Sciences & BiotechLocal analysis of levels, speciation and chemical environments of zinc and copper in brain gliomas - image

Local analysis of levels, speciation and chemical environments of zinc and copper in brain gliomas

X-ray absorption near-edge structure spectroscopy is used for human neoplastic tissues in order to investigate distributions and chemical states of iron. The specimens used in this study were obtained intraoperatively from brain gliomas of different types and various grades of malignancy and from a control subject. An integrated experimental and analytical approach toward topographic and quantitative analysis in thin freeze-dried cryo-sections is presented.

EnergyPowering cars of the future - image

Powering cars of the future

Synchrotrons like Diamond provide a range of techniques that can assist scientists in their search for new materials and storage strategies that may help us to address the energy challenges facing us at this time. Li-ion batteries are now seen as the best choice to advance the development of hybrid electric cars.

PhysicsSolvent-Mediated Folding in Dianions - image

Solvent-Mediated Folding in Dianions

This study explores at a fundamental level how hydration can drive a conformational transition in a dicarboxylate dianion, what role the hydrogen-bonded network plays and can have important implications for probing the structure in condensed phase as well as for remote sensing applications used, for example, in atmospheric measurements.

HumanitiesGuiding conservation in the arts    - image

Guiding conservation in the arts

Infrared (IR) Microspectroscopy is a quantitative analytical and non-destructive technique which has undergone a renaissance since synchrotrons have been used as a highly brilliant source. Here the technique is used to study the alteration of silver foils in medieval paintings on Diamond’s MIRIAM beamline (B22).

 
 

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