Despite vast improvements in microscopy, there is still a remarkable gap between resolution in all three dimensions. A research team led by MBExC member Jörg Enderlein (University of Göttingen) together with researchers from the University of Würzburg and the Center for Cancer Research (USA), has investigated a technique for super-resolution imaging that combines the advantages of two different methods to achieve the same resolution in all three dimensions – “isotropic” resolution. The results have been published in the journal Science Advances.
Link to the press release of the University Göttingen (in German)
