Achieving High-Speed Super-Resolution Microscopy Through Temporal Compression
Scientists have recently developed a new microscopy technique that can image biological samples at an unprecedented high speed. This technique, called high speed super-resolution temporal compression microscopy, is able to capture hundreds of frames of an image in one millisecond, allowing for a much faster and higher resolution look at dynamic biological processes. This technique has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of how biological systems work, allowing scientists to observe dynamic biological processes at a much faster rate. With this new technology, researchers will be able to answer questions that previously were impossible to answer.
source: Phys.org