International audienceDiffraction plays a crucial role in microscopy as it prevents the recording of arbitrarily sharp images with conventional light microscopes. Many names are connected with the notion of diffraction and the definition of resolution. An overview over the contributions of the different scientists to the recognition and definition of the diffraction barrier in the past centuries is given and the recent developments that led to breaking this barrier are portrayed
International audienceWe have developed a tomographic diffractive microscope, equipped with a fluore...
Since its discovery by Abbe in 1873, the microscopy diffraction barrier has received a lot of attent...
Nobel Prize in chemistry for developing new methods that let microscopes see finer details than they...
International audienceDiffraction plays a crucial role in microscopy as it prevents the recording of...
We survey the history of resolution enhancement techniques in microscopy and their impact ...
Anyone who has used a light microscope has wished that its resolution could be a little better. Now,...
Super-resolution or super resolved fluorescence microscopy, as indicated in the Chemistry Nobel Priz...
The optical microscope is one of the oldest scientific instruments that is still used in forefront r...
For almost a century, the resolution of optical microscopy was thought to be limited by Abbé’s law d...
Subject to the diffraction limit, the resolution of conventional optical microscopy is constrained t...
An experiment is described in which the effect of instrument aperture size on resolution is easily d...
A picture is worth a thousand words—This doesn't only apply to everyday life but also to the natural...
Microscopy allows us to observe objects we cannot see with our eyes alone. With a light microscope, ...
A method and apparatus for visualizing sub-micron size particles employs a polarizing microscope whe...
Hochauflösende Fluoreszenzmikrospie durch Entvölkerung des Grundzustandes. Diese Arbeit ...
International audienceWe have developed a tomographic diffractive microscope, equipped with a fluore...
Since its discovery by Abbe in 1873, the microscopy diffraction barrier has received a lot of attent...
Nobel Prize in chemistry for developing new methods that let microscopes see finer details than they...
International audienceDiffraction plays a crucial role in microscopy as it prevents the recording of...
We survey the history of resolution enhancement techniques in microscopy and their impact ...
Anyone who has used a light microscope has wished that its resolution could be a little better. Now,...
Super-resolution or super resolved fluorescence microscopy, as indicated in the Chemistry Nobel Priz...
The optical microscope is one of the oldest scientific instruments that is still used in forefront r...
For almost a century, the resolution of optical microscopy was thought to be limited by Abbé’s law d...
Subject to the diffraction limit, the resolution of conventional optical microscopy is constrained t...
An experiment is described in which the effect of instrument aperture size on resolution is easily d...
A picture is worth a thousand words—This doesn't only apply to everyday life but also to the natural...
Microscopy allows us to observe objects we cannot see with our eyes alone. With a light microscope, ...
A method and apparatus for visualizing sub-micron size particles employs a polarizing microscope whe...
Hochauflösende Fluoreszenzmikrospie durch Entvölkerung des Grundzustandes. Diese Arbeit ...
International audienceWe have developed a tomographic diffractive microscope, equipped with a fluore...
Since its discovery by Abbe in 1873, the microscopy diffraction barrier has received a lot of attent...
Nobel Prize in chemistry for developing new methods that let microscopes see finer details than they...