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Super-resolution imaging technique for precision in vivo neuronal activity mapping
Scientists strive to image smaller and deeper structures in the living brain, but light scattering remains a formidable obstacle. Activity localization imaging is a new technique that breaks the resolution limit of scattering, enabling high-speed, low signal-crosstalk mapping of neuronal action potentials from hundreds of densely labeled neurons.
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Focus on bond-selective imaging
This Focus issue highlights the history and future of vibrational imaging.