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Graphene boosts microscope resolution by a factor of 10

16 Sep 2019
Graphene microscope
Graphene induced: illustration of how gMIET works showing graphene (bottom) and the lipid bilayer containing dye molecules. (Courtesy: Alexey Chizhik)
Sub-nanometre resolution in 3D position measurements of light-emitting molecules has been achieved b

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