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Increasing the speed of sensorless Adaptive Optics: phase diversity applied to fluorescence microscopy
In the last decade, multiple AO methods have been demonstrated in fluorescence microscopy to counteract optical aberrations of biological tissue and restore good image quality, especially in depth. Among these methods, sensorless AO is often used…
Adaptive Optics enables deep imaging in 2-photon super-resolution structured illumination microscopy
Super-resolution microscopy now enables to visualize fine neuronal structures, such as e.g. axons and dendritic spines, at unprecedent resolution. Visualization of the shape of dendritic spines at significant depths is key…
Studying brain function with Super-Resolution Microscopy
Understanding brain function, particularly at the level of neuronal synapses, is a complex and crucial endeavor in neuroscience. Neuronal synapses are where many neurological processes occur, including signal transmission and plasticity, which underlie learning and memory. Imaging these tiny structures…
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