Digital Imaging for TEM Part 1

Statistics for dental researchers; part 1: Introduction

Learning statistics is a necessity for dental researchers. Due to daily dental science expansion, dental researchers have to study new papers in recent dental journals to remain up to date. On the other hand, knowing principles of statistics helps better understanding of the articles. Some authors revealed that knowledge of dentists about basic topics of statistics was poor. Therefore, in this ...

Clinical indications for digital imaging in dento-alveolar trauma. Part 1: traumatic injuries.

Traumatized teeth present a clinical challenge with regard to their diagnosis, treatment plan, and prognosis. Recent developments in imaging systems have enabled clinicians to visualize structural changes effectively. Computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and cone beam computed tomography are among the most commonly used systems for dental and maxillofacial surgery. The purpose of thi...

Imaging electron detectors for low-voltage TEM

Collection-Based Persistent Digital Archives - Part 1

The preservation of digital information for long periods of time is becoming feasible through the integration of archival storage technology from supercomputer centers, data grid technology from the computer science community, information models from the digital library community, and preservation models from the archivist’s community. The supercomputer centers provide the technology needed to ...

Imaging Extended Defects by TEM

In this invited talk, I will suggest where we are in our use of TEM for imaging extended defects and guess where we are going. Since the topic of this Symposium concerns advances in imaging and quantification of strain, local atomic structure, and the chemistry of extended defects, the present talk will emphasize the history and development of diffraction contrast methods for the analysis of ex...