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From Arctic Origins to Silicon Valley Success: Spermotile’s Journey through Innovation and Mentorship

November 7, 2023 Aaron

Spermotile, a groundbreaking innovation originating from Tromso in the Arctic, has been making significant strides since its inception in 2022.…

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  • Field Notes from Focus on Microscopy TaiwanJune 26, 2025
    This story compiled using notes from Yingying Qin, Postdoctoral Fellow, 3dNanoscopy Group, UiT The Arctic University of Norway We flew long haul from Tromsø to Taiwan. 11 hours and one spectacular…
  • Budget Bout 🍿 8 % Dreams vs 5 % CeilingJune 18, 2025
    A ringside recap of our recent Digi-Physi-Coffee throw-down Close your eyes and picture four miniature boardrooms, each no bigger than a café table, humming like separate boxing rings. On one…
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    We’d like to celebrate Martin’s successful completion of his master’s degree. Surrounded by family, friends, and colleagues, he crossed the stage to receive his diploma from the Faculty of Science…
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    You slip into the meeting room, mug in hand, today’s flavor isn’t cappuccino but calls for proposals. Everyone’s here to trade hard-won insights about turning bright ideas into funded projects,…
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    If you’ve ever been in a room (virtual or otherwise) full of presenters, you know there’s a lot more to giving a talk than just slides and bullet points. Our…
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    Have you ever seen microscopic images so detailed that you can pick out single molecules? Behind those jaw-dropping pictures lies a crucial concept called the point spread function (PSF). Simply…
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