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TOMORROW: DE's own Dr. Carter Francis continues the GLMS webinar series on HyperSpy. Part 3 focuses on EELS analysis using the eXSpy Python package for advanced multi-dimensional microscopy data processing. March 19, 12 PM EST. Register here: ow.ly/Rebw50YtPsB

Catfish have tails—and so does their herpesvirus. Researchers at the @UofGlasgow used cryo-EM (Apollo on a JEOL CryoARM 300) to study giant viruses and uncover their structure and evolution over 400 million years. biorxiv.org/content/10.648…

NEXT WEEK: DE's own Dr. Carter Francis continues the GLMS webinar series on HyperSpy. Part 3 focuses on EELS analysis using the eXSpy Python package for advanced multi-dimensional microscopy data processing. March 19, 12 PM EST. Register here: ow.ly/Rebw50YtPsB

Direct Electron R&D Scientist Carter Francis shares his thoughts on why open source matters — for science, collaboration, and the future of microscopy. Read his open letter here: directelectron.com/statement-on-o…

Cryo-EM reveals how a bat coronavirus related to MERS may jump to mink — and potentially humans. Researchers from Yale and NIH used Apollo to solve the HKU5 spike–ACE2 structure, uncovering a unique binding strategy and host range. Read the study: doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

We’ve added our latest webinar to the product demos and technical presentations on our Videos page. Explore recordings covering our cameras, workflows, and real-world research applications. Visit: directelectron.com/videos/

Missed our recent webinar on the DE API for Direct Electron cameras and scan controllers? The recording is now on YouTube! Explore integration strategies and advanced workflow control with R&D Scientist Dr. Carter Francis. View the full recording: youtu.be/kJi1kLvHcGo

Our Applications Scientist Dr. Barnaby Levin will be talking about MAPS Detectors for TEM at the Transmission Electron Microscopy for Materials Research @GordonConf , February 15–20. Don't miss him if you'll be there & follow us for updates! Learn more: ow.ly/yrRM50YfrVF

ICYMI: First-ever EBSD orientation maps of hafnia & hafnon: using SEMCam + dictionary indexing, researchers overcame beam sensitivity & low symmetry challenges in ceramics. A new path for difficult materials. Read more: directelectron.com/pushing-the-li…

API WEBINAR - WEDNESDAY, FEB 11! Join R&D Scientist Carter Francis for a practical demo, learn to use Python to control and automate DE cameras for live data visualization, experiment automation, Jupyter workflows, and other new features. Sign up here: ow.ly/hAOz50Y5Jrz

Tired of manual bottlenecks slowing you down? Join a free webinar with R&D Scientist Carter Francis to learn how Python-based camera control enables experiment automation, live data visualization & reproducible workflows. Feb 11, 9am PST. Register here: ow.ly/FABK50Yas1r

API WEBINAR - ONE WEEK, FEB 11! Join R&D Scientist Carter Francis for a practical demo, learn to use Python to control and automate DE cameras for live data visualization, experiment automation, Jupyter workflows, and other new features. Sign up here: ow.ly/hAOz50Y5Jrz

API WEBINAR - FEBRUARY 11th! Learn how to use Python to control and automate DE cameras. Join R&D Scientist Carter Francis for a practical webinar covering live data visualization, experiment automation, Jupyter workflows, and new features. Sign up here: ow.ly/hAOz50Y5Jrz

Our Applications Scientist Dr. Barnaby Levin is at the Liquid Phase Electron Microscopy Gordon Conference this week, where he’s presenting a poster on in situ TEM and in situ 4D STEM with fast direct detectors. If you’re at the meeting, don’t miss it! ow.ly/inou50Y5C4z

Researchers at UCLA show you don’t need a dedicated cryo-EM to get world-class results. Using an adapted entry-level TEM, they achieved 1.95 Å apoferritin—comparable to top-tier systems—pointing to a more accessible future for cryo-EM. Read more: doi.org/10.1093/mam/oz…

What makes our direct detectors so special? Let our customers tell you! Learn all about DE-64 & Direct Electron's other ultra-fast cameras for Electron Microscopy & CryoEM at directelectron.com/products/

Unlocking atomic detail in seconds: Apollo enables high-speed, low-dose MicroED for microscale and nanoscale crystals—accurate structure solutions in less than a minute of data collection. Learn more about these groundbreaking results: ow.ly/nLuy50Y0ocQ

Want to know what sets Direct Electron apart? Let our satisfied customers tell you! To learn more about Apollo & our other ultra-fast cameras for Electron Microscopy & CryoEM, visit directelectron.com/products/

We’re excited to share a new Journal of Virology study where researchers used our Apollo camera to map VEEV at high resolution and identify a cross-neutralizing antibody that could support development of a pan-alphavirus therapeutic. Read the paper: ow.ly/Nip350XTLIP

Proud to see the Apollo camera supporting new H5Nx bird flu research in @NatureMicrobiol . NIH scientists imaged 500 antibodies from an H5N1-vaccinated patient and identified 5 that cross-neutralize multiple strains—key for future vaccine design. nature.com/articles/s4156…