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Pushing the limits of 'custom-made' microscopy: 3-D imaging of light-sensitive samples now 1,000 times faster

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EMBL tech developers have made an important leap forward with a novel methodology that adds an important microscopy capability to life scientists' toolbox. The advance represents a 1,000-fold improvement in speed and throughput in Brillouin microscopy and provides a way to view light-sensitive organisms more efficiently.

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Pushing the limits of 'custom-made' microscopy

Scientists developed a new microscope based on Brillouin scattering -- a phenomenon where light interacts with naturally occurring thermal vibrations within materials, from which their mechanical properties can be deduced. This method has since been used for non-invasive and live-imaging applications in biology.

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Pushing the limits of 'custom-made' microscopy: 3-D imaging of light-sensitive samples now 1,000 times faster

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Extending "Custom Made" Microscopy Limits

Researchers at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) say they have made an important leap forward with a novel methodology that adds an important microscopy capability to life scientists’ toolbox. The advance represents a 1,000-fold improvement in speed and throughput in Brillouin microscopy and provides a way to view light-sensitive organisms more efficiently, according to Carlo Bevilacqua, an optical engineer in EMBL’s Prevedel Team…

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Pushing the limits of ‘custom-made’ microscopy

Summary Previously, EMBL scientists developed a new microscope based on Brillouin scattering – a phenomenon where light interacts with naturally occurring thermal vibrations within materials, from which their mechanical properties can be deduced. This method has since been used for non-invasive and live-imaging applications in biology, and that advance was selected as one of The Guardian’s 10 biggest science stories of 2022. In a new paper, th…

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