X-ray tomography articles within Nature Methods

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• Method to Watch | 06 December 2023

  Human brain mapping

  High-resolution connectomics of the human brain is the next frontier in neuroscience.

  • Nina Vogt

• Article
  04 November 2021 | Open Access

  Imaging intact human organs with local resolution of cellular structures using hierarchical phase-contrast tomography

  Hierarchical phase-contrast tomography (HiP-CT) enables multiscale imaging of any region within an intact human organ down to cellular resolution. HiP-CT of five organ types revealed 3D morphological features in healthy and diseased tissue.

  • C. L. Walsh
  • , P. Tafforeau
  •  & P. D. Lee

• Research Highlight | 29 October 2020

  X-ray connectomics

  X-ray holographic nano-tomography is a promising complement to electron microscopy for connectomics studies.

  • Nina Vogt

• Technology Feature | 21 November 2019

  It’s free imaging — label-free, that is

  Label-free imaging lets labs ‘see’ their samples less invasively than other techniques.

  • Vivien Marx

• Methods in Brief | 30 December 2015

  Small-angle X-ray scattering reaches new dimensions

• Research Highlights | 30 January 2014

  Zooming in on nuclear logistics

  Cryo-electron tomography, single-particle analysis and cross-linking mass spectroscopy join forces to solve the nuclear pore scaffold puzzle.

  • Petya V Krasteva

• Research Highlights | 27 June 2013

  Embryos under the X-ray

  X-ray imaging using synchrotron radiation reveals the cellular choreography of a developing frog embryo in spectacular detail.

  • Tal Nawy