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Sharper Microscopy Through Better Models: Validating the Point Spread Function March 3, 2025
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…
Spermotile: A New Chapter in Fertility Innovation February 17, 2025
This week, our research group held a highly anticipated meeting to introduce Spermotile to the public. It’s an innovation project poised to disrupt fertility healthcare which has been gathering IP…
Announcing our 2024 Annual Report!February 4, 2025
Despite some delays, we’re thrilled to unveil the 3DNanoscopy group’s achievements. This comprehensive review highlights scientific milestones, industry collaborations, and personal reflections from our diverse team. From advanced microscopy technologies…
Bioscopy Project Kicks Off in Grand StyleJanuary 20, 2025
Collaboration Across India and Norway Ushers in the Future of Microscopy Research We are delighted to announce the official launch of the Bioscopy project—a pioneering initiative that promises to redefine…
A Visit From Optica Europe Director Dr. Claus RollDecember 30, 2024
We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Claus Roll, Director of Optica in Europe, during his visit to Tromsø. Through Krishna Agarwal’s efforts, we were able to arrange meetings that…
From Research to InnovationDecember 19, 2024
In her recent interview, hear more about Professor Krishna Agarwal’s journey from pure research into the world of innovation. She heads our group where we work on everything from computational…
Annual RetreatDecember 16, 2024
This was the second time we gathered to craft an annual report together. We loaded into a minibus at eight o’clock in the morning before the break of dawn, although…

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Digi-Physi-Coffee Meeting RecapMarch 19, 2025
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…
The Case of the Slow Algorithm: A MUSICAL Murder Mystery November 6, 2024
In the quiet, code-filled halls of computational science, an unsolved problem lingered. A notorious bottleneck had long haunted researchers—a powerful algorithm, known as MUSICAL, was simply too slow. Despite its…
What Scientists Can Learn From Agatha Christie: Mastering the Art of CommunicationOctober 30, 2024
Agatha Christie is one of the most successful and beloved authors in the mystery genre. Her ability to craft compelling stories and communicate complex ideas in simple, engaging ways made…
Navigating the Networking NecessityOctober 25, 2024
Networking—it often feels like a chore, doesn’t it? The mere thought of entering a room full of strangers with the intent to “network” can be daunting. Many of us see…
Discussions in Transdisciplinary SettingsSeptember 25, 2024
Rohit Agarwal, Krishna Agarwal The 3DNanoscopy group at UiT is transdisciplinary, with researchers from biology, microscopy, computational physics, and artificial intelligence domains. It was discussed in 2023 in the group…
How early career researchers think about social responsibility – a group discussionJuly 24, 2024
As discussed in [1] by Vincenzo, social responsibility of science may be interpreted in different ways, however, the definition of the bearer of social responsibility of science is underdiscussed. With…
Improving Scientific Paper WritingJuly 10, 2024
Rohit was interviewed by Aaron at UiT. The topic? How Rohit’s improved at writing scientific papers. It seems the secret is practice practice practice. Along with a blend of techniques…

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Digi-Physi-Coffee Meeting RecapMarch 19, 2025
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…
Sharper Microscopy Through Better Models: Validating the Point Spread Function March 3, 2025
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…
Spermotile: A New Chapter in Fertility Innovation February 17, 2025
This week, our research group held a highly anticipated meeting to introduce Spermotile to the public. It’s an innovation project poised to disrupt fertility healthcare which has been gathering IP…
Announcing our 2024 Annual Report!February 4, 2025
Despite some delays, we’re thrilled to unveil the 3DNanoscopy group’s achievements. This comprehensive review highlights scientific milestones, industry collaborations, and personal reflections from our diverse team. From advanced microscopy technologies…
Bioscopy Project Kicks Off in Grand StyleJanuary 20, 2025
Collaboration Across India and Norway Ushers in the Future of Microscopy Research We are delighted to announce the official launch of the Bioscopy project—a pioneering initiative that promises to redefine…
A Visit From Optica Europe Director Dr. Claus RollDecember 30, 2024
We had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Claus Roll, Director of Optica in Europe, during his visit to Tromsø. Through Krishna Agarwal’s efforts, we were able to arrange meetings that…
From Research to InnovationDecember 19, 2024
In her recent interview, hear more about Professor Krishna Agarwal’s journey from pure research into the world of innovation. She heads our group where we work on everything from computational…

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