Harry James Whitlow

Professor II

University of Oslo

Norway

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Harry James Whitlow is a Professor II at the University of Oslo, Norway. His current research focuses on dynamic analysis and microscopy techniques applied to biological tissues, as evidenced by his recent publications on the elemental composition of tissues and the fabrication of microparticles. His work includes innovative studies using MeV ion microscopy and micro-PIXE to investigate metal pollutants and the structural integrity of biomaterials.

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Andrej Kuznetsov

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Gyula Nagy

Uppsala University

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Naresh Deoli

Columbia University

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Karen Müller Smith

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Major and Trace Element Composition Differences Revealed in Porcine Intestine by Dynamic Analysis and MeV Ion Microscopy

Precise Fabrication of Elongated Janus Microparticles

Dynamic Analysis of major elements in biological tissue validating quantification of trace life elements in MeV ion beam microscopy

Proton beam induced degradation of Pioloform® (polyvinyl butyral (PVB)) support films used for analysis of biomedical tissue sections

Sequestration of Ca in simian nasal mucosa: Determination of Ca molarity in ex vivo tissue by simultaneous off-axis Scanning Transmission Ion Microscopy, Particle Induced X-Ray Emission and Elastic Backscattering Spectrometry

On quantitative off-axis Scanning Transmission Ion Microscopy (STIM)

Invasive or Biomonitoring Species? Use of Pomacea maculata Operculum as a Tool to Determine Metal Pollutants: a Micro-PIXE Investigation

Micro‐Particle Induced X‐ray Emission Study of Lead‐Free and Lead‐Based Solders and Interactions with Copper Wires

The scanning light ion microprobe in Uppsala – Status in 2022

Elemental composition of alligator eggshell and eggshell membrane using micro-PIXE

Heavy Elements Revealed in Jejunum of Simian Immunodeficiency Virus Infected Monkeys by Microparticle Induced X-Ray Emission

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Andrej Kuznetsov

Gyula Nagy

Naresh Deoli

Karen Müller Smith

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