Superresolved Ultrasensitive Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy
| Seminar series | Physical Chemistry Seminar |
| When | Mon, Oct 22 4:00pm |
| Where | 2033 Young Hall, UCLA |
| Speaker |
Prof. Shimon Weiss University of California, Los Angeles Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry |
| Description | Superresolved Ultrasensitive Optical Imaging and SpectroscopySuper-resolution optical microscopy is a rapidly evolving area of fluorescence microscopy with a tremendous potential for impacting many fields of science. Several super-resolution methods have been developed over the last decade, all capable of overcoming the fundamental diffraction limit of light. We will present a novel Super-resolution method that affords a favorable trade-off between speed and resolution and therefore is well suited for following cellular processes in live cells. We will also report on our efforts to develop quantum-confined Stark effect-based nano-voltage sensors for all-optical membrane potential recording. Refreshments will be available before the seminars
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