We use infrared radiation beamlines to study live materials and organisms
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BSISB
Berkeley Synchrotron Infrared Structural Biology (BSISB) is a national user program at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, centered around special beamlines that use infrared radiation to study live materials and organisms smaller than the eye can see. It is a US DOE BER’s Biological Systems Science Division/Structural Biology Program.
We use infrared radiation beamlines to study live materials and organisms.
Advanced Infrared Microscopy and Manipulation
Infrared Mass Spectrometry Imaging
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