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Super-Resolution Microscopy: Compressed Sensing Allows Imaging of Live Cell Structures
Despite many achievements in the field of super-resolution microscopy in the past few years with spatial resolution advances, live-cell imaging has remained a challenge because of the need for high temporal resolution. Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and University of California San Francisco have advanced scientists' ability to view a clear picture of a single cellular structure in motion. more
Super-Resolution Imaging: Researchers Produce ‘Primer’ to Guide the Use of STORM
Though it was quickly adopted by the scientific community, Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology and of Physics Xiaowei Zhuang worried that researchers using the system of technology of super-resolution, stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy (STORM) she developed were not producing high-quality images because they were not using the technology properly. more
Multi Color Laser Light Source for Super Resolution Microscopy
The Agilent Monolithic Laser Combiner MLC 400, distributed by Laser 2000 Europe, is a perfect solution for confocal, super resolution and fluorescence microscopy. Long-life DPSS and diode lasers are efficiently combined in a single output fiber, which is coupled to the microscope. With the integrated AOTF fast switching between the wavelengths and fast regulation of the output power is possible.The unique design includes permanent factory alignment. No more losing time with adjusting lasers instead of taking microscope images. moreAug. 19, 2011
Software Driver from Photometrics Enhances Super-Resolution Microscopy
Photometrics has released the latest version of its Programmable Virtual Camera Access Method Library PVCAM 2.8.0.This Software Driver for Photometrics cameras provides life science researchers with added capabilities in super-resolution microscopy, multiplexed imaging and other applications. more
Quantitative Low-Light Fluorescence Imaging with Rolera Thunder EMCCD Camera from QImaging
QImaging has introduced the Rolera Thunder EMCCD microscopy camera, a high-sensitive, low-light fluorescence imaging EMCCD camera. Application Fields• Super resolution microscopy (STORM, PALM)
• Single molecule fluorescence microscopy
• FRAP
• Astronomy
• Bose-Einstein condensate more
Super-resolution Centre opened at the ICFO in Barcelona
The Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO) in Barcelona and Nikon Instruments Europe have partnered to open a Center of Excellence in Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) in Europe. moreApr. 28, 2011Tiana Steinhoff Presents N-Storm Technology from Nikon
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Super Resolution Microscopy: Light-independent Switching of Fluorescent Probes
Super Resolution Microscopy: a team of scientists headed by Dr. Dirk-Peter Herten at Heidelberg University's Institute of Physical Chemistry and members of the Cluster of Excellence "CellNetworks" have devised a new method in which light-dependent processes are replaced by chemical reactions to mark cellular structures for high-resolution optical microscopy. This method opens up new application vistas for fluorescence microscopy. more
Super-Resolution Microscopy in Germany
On October 29 the Nikon Imaging Center (NIC) at the University of Heidelberg celebrated its 5th Anniversary. Initiated by Prof. Dr. Thomas Holstein, Head of the Department of Molecular Evolution & Genomics, University of Heidelberg and Dr. Jörg Kukulies, General Manager of the Microscopy Division at Nikon Germany, the NIC Heidelberg is the second of today eight core facilities located in North America, Europe, and Asia. more
To See Individual Molecules
Researchers are finding that the ability to see very small things - objects 20,000 times thinner than a human hair - can help answer big biological questions. That's why Jennifer Ross, a University of Massachusetts Amherst physicist (USA), is building a new microscope that achieves super resolution, allowing scientists to see molecules 100 times smaller than are visible using traditional light microscopy. Ross is particularly interested in using the microscope to determine how a specialized protein called tubulin controls cell division. more- Legal
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