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08 Nov2016

Superresolution Microscopy

Posted in Colloquia, Conferences and Debates

Microscopie

Colloquium in English

Heisenberg uncertainty principle tells us that it is not possible to locate a point like object in a scattering experiment involving a single photon, with an accuracy better than the wavelength of the used radiation. If one can make N independent experiments, while the object does not move, one can then improve the resolution by a factor √N and with a few million optical photons obtain resolutions on the order of nanometers. Easy to say, not so easy to achieve. Over the last few years a number of clever techniques have emerged and brought a real revolution in optical microscopy. High resolution images of complex systems such as cells or axons have revealed unexpected structures and tracking of single molecules has been possible on time scales relevant to biological phenomena. This allowed for experimentations avoiding ensemble averages, capturing transient intermediates, characterizing heterogeneous behavior, probing ergodicity etc... This is an exploding new field of research, which this colloquium intends to illustrate with examples essentially issued from biological systems.

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Sébastien CANDEL, Jacques PROST, Antoine TRILLER
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Single Molecules and Nanoparticles as Windows on Soft Matter at Nanometer Scales
Michel ORRIT
Durée : 00:37:37
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Advanced fluorescence microscopy: Metal-Induced Energy Transfer (MIET)
Narain KAREDLA
Durée : 00:33:54
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In situ biochemistry with single molecule imaging and super-resolution microscopy
Maxime DAHAN
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      • Mathematics, Physics, Mechanics, Informatics and Sciences of the Universe Awards
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  • Science Teaching
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