Microscope Enables 3D High-Speed Image Capture of Living Cells | Research & Technology | Dec 2022
A limitation to conventional microscopy imaging, in which a sample is usually squeezed onto a glass slide, is that the behavior of the cells may
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A limitation to conventional microscopy imaging, in which a sample is usually squeezed onto a glass slide, is that the behavior of the cells may
Congratulations to our group member Dr. Florian Ströhl for been selected among the twenty participants of the second round of the Aurora Outstanding program at UiT. The program is intended to support and mentor talented young researchers who have already shown significant success in their academic careers. More information about the program is available in this article (Norwegian language only):
Congratulations to our young talent, Dr. Florian Ströhl, who has been granted 8 million NOK for his project: Development of Real Volumetric Microscopy through Single Objective Light-Sheet Imaging System (SOLIS) by the Research Council of Norway. Dr. Ströhl and his team will build a completely new type of microscope that will be gentle, fast, high resolution, and compatible with simple sample handling. Together with his collaborators at the UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, namely Dr. Åsa Birgisdottir and professor Truls Myrmel, this technique will be applied to the study of mitoc...