University of Bristol received £162,400 funding from Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)

Published 6, February 2014 at 365 × 365 in University of Bristol received £162,400 funding from Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
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This image of DNA, taken by the High-Speed Atomic Force Microscopy (HSAFM) nanoimaging device in Bristol’s Interface Analysis Centre, is one of the highest resolution images ever collected. It has a resolution of 4 nanometres laterally and 0.1 nanometres vertically and resolves EVERY DNA strand clearly.
Dr Tom Scott, Interface Analysis Centre

This image of DNA, taken by the High-Speed Atomic Force Microscopy (HSAFM) nanoimaging device in Bristol’s Interface Analysis Centre, is one of the highest resolution images ever collected. It has a resolution of 4 nanometres laterally and 0.1 nanometres vertically and resolves EVERY DNA strand clearly.
Dr Tom Scott, Interface Analysis Centre

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