<ul><li>Researchers at the EMBL in Germany have developed a new technique in Brillouin microscopy that speeds up image creation by a factor of 1000.</li><li>Their technique enables the study of viscoelastic properties of biological samples more quickly and with less damage.</li><li>The field of view of image acquisition has increased to roughly 10,000 pixels at a speed of 0.1 Hz, a significant improvement compared to standard confocal techniques.</li><li>The researchers hope this advancement will lead to more widespread use of Brillouin microscopy in the life sciences field.</li></ul>

Brillouin microscopy speeds up by a factor of 1000

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