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A bonfire in Moygashel, Northern Ireland, featuring effigies of refugees in a boat with anti-immigrant messages, was set alight, prompting widespread condemnation and police investigation as a hate incident amid ongoing sectarian tensions.
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Scientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have developed a new microscopy technique called BonFIRE, which combines fluorescence microscopy and vibrational microscopy. This innovative method allows for greater selectivity and sensitivity, enabling researchers to visualize biological processes at the single-molecule level. By coupling vibrations to fluorescence, BonFIRE combines the strengths of both techniques, providing rich chemical information and the ability to image entire cells or single molecules. The researchers also demonstrate the ability to tag biomolecules with different colors, revealing the molecular diversity of life in stunning detail.
A child in Fond du Lac fell into a bonfire and suffered burns, requiring transportation to a hospital via Flight for Life. The incident occurred on Vermont Street around 10 p.m. The child was initially taken to St. Agnes hospital and later transferred to a UW-Madison hospital. The age and condition of the victim are currently unknown.
A man, Anthonie Ruinard, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the death of 18-year-old Parker League, whose body was found in a bonfire pile in a remote area of the Tonto National Forest in Arizona. Ruinard was taken into custody after forensic evidence matching Parker's DNA was found in the trunk of his car. The victim had been dismembered, burned, and had multiple stab wounds. Ruinard also faces charges of abandonment/concealment of dead body parts, drug charges, credit card theft, and possessing a weapon while being a prohibited person.
Researchers at Caltech have developed a new microscopy technique called BonFIRE, which combines fluorescence microscopy and vibrational microscopy to visualize biological processes at the single-molecule level. By coupling vibrations to fluorescence, BonFIRE overcomes the limitations of each technique individually, allowing for rich chemical information and the ability to image entire cells or single molecules. The researchers also demonstrate the ability to tag biomolecules with different colors, revealing the molecular diversity of life in stunning detail.