🔬 In this #OpenAccess paper, the authors propose a set of experiments spanning total internal reflection fluorescence and confocal microscopies that can be used to validate secondary nanobody binding, specificity, and their propensity for mis-targeted binding in multiplex assays.

📣 The Journal is pleased to announce a new special issue dedicated to the international conference NanoInBio 2026. This issue will gather under one umbrella contributions from the papers presented at the NanoInBio 2026 international conference that will be held 30 May – 5 June 2026 in Guadeloupe.

🔬In this new paper, the author describes how measuring the bismuth (Bi) content of ternary gallium arsenide bismuthide (GaAsBi) alloys is important because it sensitively influences their bandgap, and Bi is known to segregate...

🔬 This new open access paper shows how the invasive filamentous form of two major human fungal pathogens respond to two frontline clinical antifungal drugs with real time microscopy.

📣 Call for papers: Taking the Stage: The Future of Microscopy The Journal has launched an open call for papers for an exciting new special issue which will feature submissions by Early Career Researchers. The issue will be guest edited by Katherine Paine, Myfanwy Adams and Colum O'Leary.

Special issue in @jofmicroscopy.bsky.social featuring papers from contributors to the 9th International BioBrillouin Conference and open submissions on the topic of Brillouin microscopy/spectroscopy of biological and bio-relevant matter. Deadline: 01.06.2026 www.rms.org.uk/resources/jo...

🔬This new study presents a MAM-UNet–based segmentation method for accurately identifying eutectic regions in metallographic images. By incorporating multi-attention modules to enhance feature representation, the model effectively delineates complex eutectic structures.

📣 Open call for papers: 9th International BioBrillouin Conference! The Journal of Microscopy is pleased to announce a new special issue featuring papers from contributors to 9th International BioBrillouin Conference, hosted by the International BioBrillouin Society.

🔬 In this new paper, the authors state that single-mask edge illumination x-ray phase contrast micro-CT improves 3D imaging of weakly attenuating samples. The beam is modulated into 'beamlets' aligned to pixel boundaries by the mask, so their refraction-induced deviations can be used to form images.

🔬 In this new paper, the authors propose Att-SIM-LapSRN, a hybrid deep learning framework that integrates Attention U-Net with Laplacian pyramid super-resolution network (LapSRN) to address the challenges of artefacts, noise, and loss of high-frequency details in low-light conditions in SIM.

📣 Open call for papers for the Journal of Microscopy mmc2025 special issue! The special issue will be guest edited by the Journal’s General Editor Professor Michelle Peckham, Deputy Editor Professor Pete Nellist and our team of Scientific Editors.

🔬 In this new Open Access paper, the authors explore how the main variables of PLL substrate functionalisation impact EV adsorption and, consequently, the outcomes of AFM imaging.

📣 The January 2026 issue of the Journal of Microscopy is now available to view online! The issue features special issue papers from the Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (TERS9) meeting, plus a rapid publication and three original articles. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/13652818...

📣 Open Call for Papers: Microscopy at a Glance! Microscopy isn’t just science—it’s art. We invite authors to reimagine their research and convey complex scientific ideas through the lens of art. Submission deadline extended: June 30 2026

🔬 In this new paper, the 3D microstructure of two different bilayer materials obtained with two Microfibrillated Cellulose (MFC) grades is investigated. For the first time, a full 3D representation of such material is presented.

📣The Data Analysis in Imaging (DAIM) RMS science section and international collaborators are launching a special issue of the Journal of Microscopy, with the topic: “High-Performance Computing and Cloud-based solutions for image analysis in life and physical sciences”.

🔬 In this new review, the authors comprehensively examined the principles, capabilities, and limitations of diverse imaging modalities, with a focus on recent advances.

🔬 In this new paper, the authors propose a framework for multiphase reconstruction based on entropy statistical descriptor, which is used as morphological information to perform on two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction.

📣There are more than 100 UK Institutions who are part of a deal between Wiley and Jisc which allows researchers free #OpenAccess publication in the Journal of Microscopy at no direct cost. Check your eligibility here > bit.ly/4g2KYU1

🔬 The authors of this new open access paper compare three different methods of X-ray analysis in a scanning electron microscope (SEM): energy-dispersive X-ray (EDX), wavelength-dispersive X-ray (WDX) and micro X-ray fluorescence (µXRF) spectroscopy.

🔬By covering cicada wings with graphene, this study employed tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (TERS) combined with atomic force microscopy (AFM).

📣The December issue of the Journal of Microscopy is now available to view online! The issue features the following papers: - Effect of the delayed wash (deglycerolisation) on the red blood cell morphology: Comparison of AFM and optical profilometry

📣 Deadline extended for mmc2025 special issue! We welcome submissions from speakers and poster presenters at mmc2025 for an upcoming special issue. We recommend that contributions adopt the ‘Rapid Publication’ style, with: - no more than 20 references - no more than 3 figures

🔬This new #OpenAccess invited review explores the combination of ExM with commonly used advanced fluorescence imaging modalities, including Lightsheet Fluorescence Microscopy (LSFM), Stimulated Emission Depletion (STED), Structured Illumination Microscopy (SIM), ...

🔬This new study presents a novel unsupervised method for mitosis detection, leveraging the geometric properties of the Cassini oval to reduce computational costs and enhance robustness. The approach integrates a newly developed deep learning model, MaxSigNet, for initial cell segmentation.

What a great result! - congratulations to everyone involved! 🙂 Many thanks to the @tech-commit.bsky.social team for the recognition, and for all the ongoing efforts being made in support of technicians in the imaging community 🔬👏

📣We are pleased to welcome two new Scientific Editors to the Journal of Microscopy! Professor Rik Drummond-Brydson (University of Leeds, UK) and Dr Thomas Walther (University of Sheffield, UK) have recently joined the Journal as Scientific Editors.

🔬In this new Methods and Protocols paper, the authors use expansion microscopy adapted for sea urchin embryos to enable ~4x isotropic expansion across stages from 2-cell to pluteus.

📣The Data Analysis in Imaging (DAIM) RMS science section and international collaborators are launching a special issue of the Journal of Microscopy, with the topic: “High-Performance Computing and Cloud-based solutions for image analysis in life and physical sciences”.

Great to be here at the Cryo Microscopy Group Meeting in #Nottingham! Please come and chat to us about RMS membership, the upcoming #IMC21, the Journal of Microscopy and much more! 😀🔬

📣 We are pleased to announce that former Journal Scientific Editor, Professor Mark Rainforth, has won the 2025 Royal Microscopical Society President's Award. Mark dedicated many years of service to the RMS - including serving as the RMS President from 2006-2009. tinyurl.com/msppcn48

🔬In this new open access paper, the authors present a unifying theoretical and computational framework for modeling high-NA point spread functions (PSFs) based on the Richards–Wolf integral. By proving the equivalence between Fourier- and Bessel-based formulations and

📣 Wiley and Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) have an agreement which allows eligible authors to publish open access without paying an article publication charge (APC) in the Journal of Microscopy.

🔬The authors of this new Open Access paper demonstrate the distinction of fluorescent molecules based on FLIM phasor analysis, called lifetime separation, in live-cell imaging using open-source software for analysis.

📣Open call for papers: mmc2025! We welcome submissions from speakers and poster presenters at mmc2025 for an upcoming special issue. We recommend that contributions adopt the ‘Rapid Publication’ style, with: - no more than 20 references - no more than 3 figures

📣The Journal of Microscopy is pleased to announce the publication of a special issue featuring papers which focus on Ptychography. The issue was guest edited by Andrew Maiden (University of Sheffield), and Laura Clark and Peter O'Toole from the University of York.

🔬 This new open access paper by W. Pfeiffer, N. S. Mueller, R. Hillenbrand, I. Niehues & P. Kusch, presents the realisation of correlative TEPL/TAPL and s-SNOM measurements within a single side-illuminated near-field optical microscope. Free to view here: doi.org/10.1111/jmi....

📣There are >100 UK Institutions who are part of a deal between Wiley and Jisc which allows researchers free #OpenAccess publication in the Journal of Microscopy at no direct cost. The cost of publishing is covered under the terms of the agreement. Check your eligibility here > bit.ly/4g2KYU1

🔬This new Open Access paper provides a comprehensive review of the evolution, current applications, and future trajectory of CoMic within the field of heritage science. The authors present a historical overview of microscopy in heritage studies and detail the principles...

📣 The Journal has published a special issue, honouring the career of Professor Paul Walther and his legacy in the field of electron microscopy. In March 2024, after 46 years, he retired from Ulm University, Germany, where he led the Central Facility for Electron Microscopy.

🔬New Methods and Protocols published! The authors present a methodology for deep learning-based segmentation by transforming high-quality ex situ laboratory data to train models for segmentation of in situ synchrotron data, demonstrated through a metal oxide dissolution study.

🔬 This new open access Journal of Microscopy study presents hyperspectral tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (TERS) imaging of collagen protofibrils, offering chemical and structural insights into early fibrillogenesis by acquiring nanoscale molecular profiles of collagen intermediates.

📣Open call for papers: AI in Imaging! The deadline for papers for the upcoming 'AI in Imaging' special issue has been extended to 31 December 2025. The special issue will be guest edited by Gianluca Tozzi, Peter Soar & Tuan Nguyen, all from the University of Greenwich. tinyurl.com/249c6b9e

🔬A collection of our recently published 'Methods and Protocols' papers is available to view online in a virtual issue. We welcome new 'Methods and Protocols' submissions and ask that these papers are: - A concise description of a specific technical development, method or protocol.

Thrilled to share that our article in @jofmicroscopy.bsky.social is now accessible online and as open access! If you wonder how to start the analysis of your images, we propose a decision tree to help identify suitable methods. Just follow the link(s)... #imageanalysis #bioimaging

🔬Join Wiley on October 1 for a webinar presented by Dr. Nick Ariotti of the University of Queensland who will present his work creating a robust, structural analysis pipeline of macromolecules and lipid-protein complexes that does not require protein purification.

🔬In this new open access paper, the authors explored biologist-programmer interactions to come up with a common language that helps to make connections between how biological phenomena appear in scientific images, and how they are able to translate that into data and analysis strategies.

📣The October 2025 issue of the Journal of Microscopy is now available to view online! The issue features an invited review "An overview of reliable and representative DVC measurements for musculoskeletal tissues" and 11 original articles: tinyurl.com/3762kh9p

🔬This new Journal study employs multiscale techniques including AFM (Atomic force microscopy), SEM (Scanning electron microscopy), and LP-N₂GA (Low-Pressure nitrogen gas adsorption) to systematically analyse the impact of coal rank changes on pore structure and its evolutionary process.

🔬In this new Journal of Microscopy paper, the authors state that anomalously low values of the normalised variance in fluctuation electron microscopy (FEM) have been frequently reported.