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Listers,

Here is the January 2007 Microscopy Today table of contents. I will 
close the subscription list for this issue on Monday, Jan. 8th, 2007.

Microscopists in North America and MSA members anywhere can subscribe 
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Thank you.

Ron Anderson, Editor
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Why Penguin Beaks are Sexy!
Stephen W. Carmichael, ,Mayo Clinic

A ‘Different’ Kind of Microscopy
Fred Schamber and Kai van Beek, Aspex Corporation

Microwave Myths and Tissue Processing
Phillip McArdle, Energy Beam Sciences, East Granby, CT

Recent Developments in CrossBeam® Technology A. Thesen, H. Hoffmeister, 
M. Schumann, P. Gnauck, Carl Zeiss SMT Oberkochen, Germany

Heated-Tip AFM: Applications in Nanocomposite Polymer Membranes and 
Energetic Materials
Jason P. Killgore1, William King2, Kevin Kjoller3 and René M. Overney1, 
1 U. of Washington, Seattle, WA, 2 U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 
IL, 3 Anasys Instruments, Santa Barbara, CA

Automated S/TEM Sample Preparation for Semiconductor Process Support
Greg Cuti* and Taha Jabbar**, *Sela USA, Inc. Sunnyvale, CA, and 
**Athenian Institute, Danville, CA

Serial Sectioning via Microtomy (or, How To Get Over 100 Consecutive 
Serial Sections On One TEM Gird)
David Elliott, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

A Combined In-situ and Electron Tomography Holder for (S)TEM
C. Mitterbauer*, N.D. Browning*,** and P. V. Deshmukh***,*U. of 
California, Davis, CA, **Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA, ***E.A. 
Fischione Instruments, Inc., Export, PA

Infrared Laser Confocal Microscopy: Fast, Flexible, Cost-Effective 
Inspection, and Metrology Tool for Microelectronic Manufacturing
David Rideout, Olympus Micro-Imaging Orangeburg, NY

New Approaches to Managing, Marketing, and Money for Maintaining a Core 
Facility (D. Sherman, Organizer)
Part Ia: Case Study: Strategic plan for an EM Facility
Elaine Humphrey

Part Ib: How to Make a Business Plan for Facility Maintenance and Growth
Donald A. Blewett, Purdue University

A Note on Storing and Testing Gold Conjugates
Jan Leunissen, Aurion, Costerweg, The Netherlands

Cross-sectional TEM Sample Preparation for Nanowires or Porous Films 
Grown on a Substrate
Chengyu Song, NCEM, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

New & Interesting at Cell Biology and Industry News

Netnotes
SAMPLE PREPARATION – buffers for fixation
SAMPLE PREPARATION – high pH buffer for fixation
SAMPLE PREPARATION – cells grown on collagen gels
SAMPLE PREPARATION - preservation of microbes in external mucous
SAMPLE PREPARATION – charcoal and wood
SAMPLE PREPARATION - embedding wood
SAMPLE PREPARATION - propylene oxide vs. acetone
SAMPLE PREPARATION - LR White flat embedding
SAMPLE PREPARATION - LR White contrast
SAMPLE PREPARATION – previously frozen tissues
SAMPLE PREPARATION - embedding acrylamide gel
SAMPLE PREPARATION – oil-in-water nanoemulsion
SAMPLE PREPARATION - cross section of multilayers on stainless substrate
SAMPLE PREPARATION – negative staining with ammonium molybdate
LM - dark field microscopy
LM - phase contrast vs. dark field
TEM – digital cameras
Crystallographic indices
EBSD - sharpness
EBIC vs. SE

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