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Volume 28 - Supplement S1 - August 2022

Biological Sciences Symposia

Technical Advances in Cryo-EM

First Results from a Novel CMOS Detector Optimised for 100keV CryoEM

Apollo: A Novel Event-Based Direct Detector for Cryo-EM

Improvements in Speed and Hole Finding in Leginon

Workflow Optimization for Cryo Electron Microscopy using Side Entry Dual Grid Cryo Transfer Holder and Automated Cryogen Auto-Refilling System

Laser Phase Plate: Advancing Beyond Proof-of-Concept

Cryogenic Electron Ptychographic Single Particle Analysis (Cryo-EPt SPA)

Dose-efficient tcBF-STEM with Information Retrieval Beyond the Scan Sampling Rate for Imaging Frozen-Hydrated Biological Specimens

Probing Biological Materials by Vibrational Analysis in the Electron Microscope

Curiously Absent Knock-On Damage of Lithium Metal at Cryogenic Temperatures

Controlled Cryo-EM Sample Preparation Using the VitroJet

Evaluating the chameleon Sample Preparation Device: Case Studies

Not All Vacuum is Created Equal

Reproducible lamella preparation for electron cryo-tomography by in-situ thickness estimation during fluorescence-guided FIB milling

CryoVR: a Virtual Reality Training System for CryoEM Hands-on Operations

CryoDRGN2: Ab Initio Neural Reconstruction of Dynamic Protein Complexes

3D Flexible Refinement: Structure and Motion of Flexible Proteins from Cryo-EM

Second-order Total Variation for Compressed Sensing Cryo-ET and Subtomogram Averaging

Montage Cryo-Electron Tomography: a High Throughput and Flexible Data Collection Scheme to Explore In-situ Cellular Landscapes while Preserving High-Resolution Data

Phantoms Improve Robustness of Deep Learning Automated Segmentation in Cryotomography

Improving Cryo-EM Ice Thicknesses Workflows on the Chameleon Sample Preparation Device

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