Slideshow: Super resolution microscopy

By Tim Dean
Friday, 10 June, 2011

These images are just some of those produced by Images from Associate Professor Cynthia Whitchurch and Dr Lynne Turnbull using their DeltaVision|OMX microscope based at the ithree institute at the University of Technology Sydney.

To read the full story about Whitchurch and Turnbll's work, go to Life up close.

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