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Super-resolution optical microscope for use in the life sciences

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Alexander R Epstein .

Advanced light microscope techniques like SIM allow us to see structures in biological cells with ~100 nm resolution, but there are many practical constraints to using these expensive, delicate and bulky instruments. The SIMple microscope aims to address these limitations by re-engineering the optics to enable imaging in “unconventional” environments, beyond the traditional well-funded optics laboratory or imaging facility.

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