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New imaging methods dramatically improve the spatial resolution provided by structured illumination microscopy, one of the best imaging techniques for seeing inside living cells.
Lattice light sheet microscopy, a new imaging platform developed at Janelia, lets biologists see 3-D images of subcellular activity in real time.
Eric Betzig, director de grupo en Janelia, gana el Premio Nobel por el desarrollo de la microscopía de fluorescencia de super-resolución.
Janelia group leader Eric Betzig wins Nobel Prize for the development of super-resolved fluorescence microscopy.
Janelia researchers speed up image-processing time and get sharper microscopy images by employing techniques used by astonomers and ophthalmologists.
Betzig will discuss historical connections between astronomy and microscopy on Dec. 12.
Janelia researchers create a new microscope that uses a thin sheet of light to reveal the dynamic inner life of cells.
A corrective strategy used by astronomers to sharpen images of celestial bodies can now help scientists see with more depth and clarity into the living brain of a mouse.
Janelia scientists have borrowed a technique from the field of astronomy to overcome biology’s equivalent of the twinkling of stars and the shimmering mirages in desert landscapes.
New technique images cellular proteins with near-molecular resolution.
Physicist and engineer Eric Betzig will bring hands-on experience in designing advanced microscopy tools to Janelia.
