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Brillouin microscopy showing strength in non-invasive, live-imaging applications! Studying fruit fly embryos during gastrulation as cells rapidly change shape @prevedel-lab.bsky.social @gomezjm-devmech.bsky.social @marialep.bsky.social characterised & mapped mechanical changes in 3D. rdcu.be/ev6ZX

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16 July 2025

In February, @Prevedel_lab engineered an important advance to Brillouin microscopy that made this finding possible. They significantly widened the aperture to provide for quick, more efficient 3-D imaging of light-sensitive samples. www.embl.org/news/science...

embl.orgPushing the limits of ‘custom-made’ microscopy | EMBLAnother EMBL-engineered advance to Brillouin microscopy has significantly helped enable 3D imaging in real time of light-sensitive samples.