Elemental Microscopy

We publish focused reviews and tutorials of foundational concepts and modern advances in microscopy-based imaging and spectroscopy techniques in a dynamic multi-media digital format.

Latest Articles

Computational Article
Deep Learning Applications in Microscopy: Segmentation and Tracking
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Oct 3, 2024

Comparative analysis of recent computer vision models in microscopic image segmentation (including EfficientSAM-tiny, YOLOv8n-seg, Swin-UNet, and VMamba). Integration of EfficientSAM-tiny and DeAOT for video tracking in high-temperature sintering processes under a microscope.

Computational Article
Fused Multi-Modal Electron Microscopy
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Sep 24, 2024

Tutorial for 2D fused multi-modal electron microscopy

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Nanocartography: Planning for success in analytical electron microscopy
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Jul 1, 2024

With the increasing diversity in material systems, ever-expanding number of analysis techniques, and the large capital costs of next generation instruments the ability to quickly and efficiently collect data in the electron microscope has become paramount to successful data analysis.

Elemental Microscopy is an online journal published by the Microscopy Society of America. Our articles are highly interactive, leveraging the power of open-source scientific programming communities, and modern internet technologies.

We will offer review and tutorial treatments of key topics, ranging from fundamental theory, instrumentation advancements, experimental methods and data analysis. These articles offer cutting-edge insights into emerging applications in a variety of areas including biology, life sciences, geology, engineering, materials science, nanoscience, physics and archeology. With embedded video, interactive code and data content, the publication serve as excellent educational resources for the microscopy and the broader science community. Regularly updated and developed specifically for a digital environment, this journal is a dynamic and enduring reference resource for students, researchers, and practitioners in microscopy.