Lecture

Super Resolution Microscopy: PALM and STORM

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Description

This lecture covers the principles and applications of super resolution microscopy techniques PALM and STORM, focusing on single molecule localization microscopy. It explains the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for the development of these techniques, the diffraction limit in microscopy, and the optical paths of PALM. The lecture also discusses the implementation of PALM in an inverted microscope and showcases bio-imaging examples using super resolution microscopy.

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