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By combining two microscopy methods, EPFL researchers are able to see what is happening inside a cell and on its membrane simultaneously, giving unprecedented insight into the cellular processes that occur during infection, for example. From left to right: Samuel Leitao, doctoral assistant at LBNI, Aleksandra Radenovic, LBEN professor, Georg Fantner, LBNI professor, and Vytautas Navikas, doctoral assistant at LBEN.

By combining two microscopy methods, EPFL researchers are able to see what is happening inside a cell and on its membrane simultaneously, giving unprecedented insight into the cellular processes that occur during infection, for example. From left to right: Samuel Leitao, doctoral assistant at LBNI, Aleksandra Radenovic, LBEN professor, Georg Fantner, LBNI professor, and Vytautas Navikas, doctoral assistant at LBEN.

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Research and Tech Transfer , STI, Microengineering, Biology, Research and Tech Transfer
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EPFL - Alain Herzog
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CC0 Licence
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Nov. 10, 2021
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New imaging method gives live glimpse into how cells work

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