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Guiding Artificial Intelligence Through Physics for Solving Scientific Problems: Join My IEEE WebinarSeptember 27, 2024
I am thrilled to announce my upcoming webinar, hosted by the IEEE Signal Processing Society, where I’ll discuss how the integration of Artificial Intelligence and physics can open new doors…
3D Imaging Shows Nano and Microparticles are Internalized by Salmon Skin and Corneal Epithelial CellsAugust 30, 2024
By Deanna WolfsonWhile more and more people are becoming concerned about the impacts of microplastics on health and the environment, much of the research has been on larger particles which…
Unveiling the Mysteries of Sperm MotionAugust 15, 2024
Assisted reproduction technologies (ARTs) have imparted freedom, choice, and opportunity to human beings in terms of reproduction. The selection of healthy sperm cells is a crucial step for the success…
Join Our Live Q&A: Exploring Life as an International Researcher in Northern NorwayJuly 10, 2024
Discover the Unique Aspects of Northern Academic Life Our team at 3DNanoscopy is excited to host a special live Q&A session dedicated to uncovering the life and work of international…
Why Fund Blue Sky Research?July 4, 2024
Author: Krishna Agarwal Editor: Aaron Celeste Recently, I attended the panel discussion at a meeting of the European Research Council in Bergen. A central topic was ‘why fund frontier research’…
Reflecting on the UMO Seminar and Summer PartyJune 25, 2024
Recently our colleague Huang Yi participated in the UMO seminar followed by the annual summer party, hosted by the Ultrasound, Microwave, and Optics group (UMO) at UiT The Arctic University…
3DNanoscopy Secures Crucial Funding to Advance Cancer Drug Discovery with CymopliveJune 18, 2024
We are thrilled to announce a major milestone at 3DNanoscopy—our recent funding success for our groundbreaking in vitro screening platform, Cymoplive. A special congratulations to Biswajoy Ghosh, the principle investigator…

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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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Guiding Artificial Intelligence Through Physics for Solving Scientific Problems: Join My IEEE WebinarSeptember 27, 2024
I am thrilled to announce my upcoming webinar, hosted by the IEEE Signal Processing Society, where I’ll discuss how the integration of Artificial Intelligence and physics can open new doors…
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…
3D Imaging Shows Nano and Microparticles are Internalized by Salmon Skin and Corneal Epithelial CellsAugust 30, 2024
By Deanna WolfsonWhile more and more people are becoming concerned about the impacts of microplastics on health and the environment, much of the research has been on larger particles which…
Unveiling the Mysteries of Sperm MotionAugust 15, 2024
Assisted reproduction technologies (ARTs) have imparted freedom, choice, and opportunity to human beings in terms of reproduction. The selection of healthy sperm cells is a crucial step for the success…
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…
Join Our Live Q&A: Exploring Life as an International Researcher in Northern NorwayJuly 10, 2024
Discover the Unique Aspects of Northern Academic Life Our team at 3DNanoscopy is excited to host a special live Q&A session dedicated to uncovering the life and work of international…
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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