Using the light sheet method means less damage to your sample from laser exposure, which is great for imaging delicate things like embryos, larvae, and organoids. You can use it to image alive, ...

LightSheet microscopy is a fluorescence technique that projects a thin ‘sheet’ of excitation light perpendicular to the direction ... a CCD camera positioned perpendicular to this plane – imaging the ...

However, Dr. Daetwyler said, light-sheet microscopy comes with a significant drawback: The higher the imaging resolution, the smaller the area researchers can image. Thus, scientists have had to ...

The light sheet geometry illuminates only the parts of the sample you are imaging, greatly reducing photobleaching and phototoxicity. You'll get a real-life view of your samples without the adverse ...

Light sheet microscopy with curved light sheets enables tiling-free imaging of an entire intact cleared mouse brain with lateral and axial spatial resolutions of 1.0 μm and 2.5 μm ...

something that light-based methods can't do in larger, living tissues," senior researcher David Maresca says. Key to this innovation in ultrasound imaging—a method called nonlinear sound sheet ...

This schematic depicts SCAPE's imaging geometry. The sample is illuminated by a thin sheet of light (blue), incident at an oblique angle. SCAPE achieves high speed imaging by sweeping this light ...