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SUMMARY:Super-resolution imaging - Getting and understanding\, microscopy 
 images with more details - Martin O. Lenz\, Cambridge Advanced Imaging Cen
 tre\, Department of Physiology\, Development and Neuroscience   
DTSTART:20150416T143000Z
DTEND:20150416T153000Z
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CONTACT:Dr. Monica Vega-Hernandez
DESCRIPTION:Recently the Nobel prize in Chemistry has been awarded ‘for 
 the development of super-resolved fluorescence microscopy’. The field is
  still comparatively young and the set of these techniques can be utilised
  in many different ways. They were developed over the last decade and allo
 w to visualise processes of interest with much finer structure than what i
 s possible with conventional microscopy. In order to visualise specimen at
  the nm-­scale some methods rely heavily on complex optical implementatio
 ns while others are based on sophisticated image processing techniques. I 
 will be presenting an overview of various super-resolution techniques for 
 light microscopy including their respective advantages & disadvantages.
LOCATION:4th floor Cockcroft building\, New Museums Site\, Pembroke Street
 \, Cambridge CB2 3QG
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