Advance to Brillouin microscopy by a European Molecular Biology Laboratory-engineered team widens the aperture and provides for quicker, more efficient 3D imaging of light-sensitive samples
The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) has developed a novel methodology in microscopy which represents a 1,000-fold improvement in speed and throughput in Brillouin microscopy and provides a way to view light-sensitive organisms more efficiently.
“Over the years, we have progressed from being able to see just a pixel at a time to a line of 100 pixels, to now a full plane that offers a view of approximately 10,000 pixels,” said Dr. Carlo Bevilacqua, lead author the paper and an optical engineer in EMBL’s Prevedel team, in Heidelberg, Germany….