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Nanoscopy with Focused Light Stefan W. Hell Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry Department of NanoBiophotonics Gttingen & German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) Optical Nanoscopy Division Heidelberg Nobel Lecture in


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Nanoscopy with Focused Light

Stefan W. Hell

Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry Department of NanoBiophotonics Göttingen

&

German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) Optical Nanoscopy Division Heidelberg

Nobel Lecture in Chemistry, Stockholms universitet

  • 8. December 2014
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200 nm

½ wavelength of light

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Light microscopy: most popular microscopy technique in life sciences

Light microscopy

Electron microscopy, etc.

80 %

20 %

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Fluorescent labels indicate biomolecule of interest

Excitation

S1 S0

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200 nm

½ wavelength of light

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200 nm

Wavelength

Verdet (1869) Abbe (1873) Helmholtz (1874) Rayleigh (1874)

Lens

500 nm

  sin 2n d 

Detector

… because of the diffraction barrier:

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200 nm

 Lens

… because of the diffraction barrier:

Detector

500 nm

Verdet (1869) Abbe (1873) Helmholtz (1874) Rayleigh (1874)

  sin 2n d 

Photomultiplier

  • r APD
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200 nm

 Lens

… because of the diffraction barrier:

Detector

500 nm

Verdet (1869) Abbe (1873) Helmholtz (1874) Rayleigh (1874)

  sin 2n d 

Eye

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200 nm

 Lens

… because of the diffraction barrier:

Detector

500 nm

Verdet (1869) Abbe (1873) Helmholtz (1874) Rayleigh (1874)

  sin 2n d 

Camera

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Jena,

Germany

Standard (Confocal) STED

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“… the resolution limiting effect of diffraction can be overcome (…) by fully exploiting the properties of the fluorophores. Combined with modern quantum

  • ptical techniques the scanning (confocal) microscope has the potential of

dramatically improving the resolution in far-field light microscopy.”

SWH, Opt. Commun. 106 (1994) accepted November 1993

What I believed around 1990:

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“… the resolution limiting effect of diffraction can be overcome (…) by fully exploiting the properties of the fluorophores. Combined with modern quantum

  • ptical techniques the scanning (confocal) microscope has the potential of

dramatically improving the resolution in far-field light microscopy.”

What I believed around 1990:

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  sin 2n d 

Lens

Keep molecules in a dark state !

S1 S0 S1

  • ff
  • n

dark

stimulated emission

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  sin 2n d 

Lens

Keep molecules in a dark state !

S1 S0 S1

dark

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  sin 2n d 

Lens

Keep molecules in a dark state !

S1 S0 S1

  • ff
  • n

dark

stimulated emission

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stimulated emission

STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

 sin n 2 λ  d

d

S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

fluorescence

excitation

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

  • ff
  • n
  • Fluor. ability

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

  • n
  • ff

[GW/cm²]

Sample Lens

de-excitation

(OFF) Detector Laser

excitation

(ON)

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

 sin n 2 λ  d

d

S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

fluorescence

excitation

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

  • Fluor. ability

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

[GW/cm²]

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

  • Fluor. ability

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

d

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

[GW/cm²]

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

 sin n 2 λ  d

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm

x y

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

I

  • Fluor. ability

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Hell & Wichmann, Opt. Lett. (1994)

stimulated emission

Sample Lens OFF Detector Laser ON

PhaseMod

2p

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250nm

Nuclear pore complex

Protein assemblies in cell

Göttfert, Wurm et al Biophys J (2013)

Standard (Confocal)

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250nm

Nuclear pore complex

STED

Protein assemblies in cell

Göttfert, Wurm et al Biophys J (2013)

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

150nm

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

150nm

STED

Göttfert, Wurm et al Biophys J (2013)

Protein assemblies in cell

250nm

Nuclear pore complex

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Confocal STED

300nm 100nm

Confocal STED

100nm

HIV (Vpr.eGFP) Env (Ab 2G12)

HIV Envelope protein on single virions Env

immature mature

Viral infection

J Chojnacki,..,SWH, HG Kräusslich, Science (2012)

Insight: Env proteins are assembled in mature HIV

STED STED

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Standard (Confocal) snapshot

Westphal, Rizzoli, Lauterbach, Jahn, SWH, Science (2008)

Synaptic vesicles in axon of living hippocampal neuron

Synaptotagmin immunostained

Scale: 300 nm

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Scale: 300 nm

Westphal, Rizzoli, Lauterbach, Jahn, SWH, Science (2008)

Video rate STED

Westphal, Rizzoli, Lauterbach, Jahn, SWH, Science (2008)

Synaptotagmin immunostained

28 frames/ second

Synaptic vesicles in axon of living hippocampal neuron

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1 µm

~20 µm deep

2 µm

23 x 18 x 3 µm, 10µs / px, 800 x 600 x 5 px, interval 5 min

YFP

Cortical neurons expressing cytoplasmic EYFP

STED

Neurophysiology

in living mouse brain

Berning et al, Science (2012)

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The resolution

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

I

 sin 2n λ d 

Is

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

 sin 2n λ d 

Is I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

 sin 2n λ d 

Is I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

 sin 2n λ d 

Is I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

s

1 sin 2 I I n λ d   

I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

s

1 sin 2 I I n λ d   

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

Is I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

s

1 sin 2 I I n λ d   

Is I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

s

1 sin 2 I I n λ d   

Is I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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STED microscope:

200 nm x y

Fluorescence

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

(S0) (S1)

[GW/cm²]

d

stimulated emission

fluorescence

excitation S1 S0

tfl~ns

tvib< 1ps

  • n
  • ff
  • n
  • ff

s

1 sin 2 I I n λ d   

Is I

Sample Lens

OFF

Detector Laser

ON

PhaseMod

2p

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200 nm x y

d

4.2 nm 2.4 nm

(1-dimensional) N V

NV- in diamond

Color centers

Material sciences, magnetic sensing, quantum information

 = 775 nm

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GSD (metastable dark state)

S1 S0 T1

  • n
  • ff

Hell, Kroug Appl Phys B (1995) fluoresc.

STED

fluoresc.

S1 S0

  • ff
  • n

Hell, Wichmann, Opt Lett (1994)

  • ff
  • n

Hell, Nat Biotech (2003)

trans cis

RESOLFT

Principle: Discern by ON / OFF states in the sample

t ~ ms t ~ ns t ~ ms

s

1 sin 2 I I n λ d   

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0)

  • ff
  • n

~ 1/t

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GSD (metastable dark state)

S1 S0 T1

  • n
  • ff

Hell, Kroug Appl Phys B (1995) fluoresc.

STED

fluoresc.

S1 S0

  • ff
  • n

Hell, Wichmann, Opt Lett (1994)

  • ff
  • n

Hell, Nat Biotech (2003)

trans cis

RESOLFT

Principle: Discern by ON / OFF states in the sample

t ~ ms t ~ ns t ~ ms

MW/cm2 kW/cm2 W/cm2

s

1 sin 2 I I n λ d   

0.5 1.0 2 4 6

Is

(S0)

  • ff
  • n

~ 1/t

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RESOLFT:

many ‚doughnuts‘ (zeros) in parallel

… because of low intensity operation.

  • ff
  • n

 sin n 2 λ 

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RESOLFT:

many ‚doughnuts‘ (zeros) in parallel

… because of low intensity operation.

  • ff
  • n
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n pixels n pixels

RESOLFT:

many ‚doughnuts‘ (zeros) in parallel

… because of low intensity operation.

  • ff
  • n
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RESOLFT

recorded with

>100,000

‚doughnuts‘

in

2 seconds

Keratin filaments in living kidney epithelial cells

Scale bar: 10 µm

Chmyrov et al, Nature Meth (2013)

  • ff
  • n
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What does it take to get the best resolution ?

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Object

20th century:

… separate features by focusing light

Good lenses !

Detector

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Object … separate features by focusing light

Detector

20th century:

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Object

S1 S0

  • ff
  • n

S1 S0 T1

  • n
  • ff

trans cis

  • ff
  • n

etc.

Detector

… separate by molecular (on/off) states

Solution:

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S1 S0

  • ff
  • n

S1 S0 T1

  • n
  • ff

trans cis

  • ff
  • n

etc. … separate by molecular (on/off) states

STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,…

Detector

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S1 S0

  • ff
  • n

S1 S0 T1

  • n
  • ff

trans cis

  • ff
  • n

etc. … separate by molecular (on/off) states

Detector

STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,… X,Y,Z

controlled

by incident light pattern

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S1 S0

  • ff
  • n

S1 S0 T1

  • n
  • ff

trans cis

  • ff
  • n

etc. … separate by molecular (on/off) states

Detector

STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,… X,Y,Z

controlled

by incident light pattern

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single molecule ! Betzig et al (2006)

Rust et al (2006) Hess et al (2006)

Moerner et al (1989)

Orrit et al (1990)

STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,… PALM, STORM, PAINT, GSDIM,…

Detector

X,Y,Z

controlled

by incident light pattern

Detector

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Betzig et al (2006)

Rust et al (2006) Hess et al (2006)

Moerner et al (1989)

Orrit et al (1990)

STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,… PALM, STORM, PAINT, GSDIM,…

single molecule ! Detector

X,Y,Z

controlled

by incident light pattern

Detector

? stochastic

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Betzig et al (2006)

Rust et al (2006) Hess et al (2006)

Moerner et al (1989)

Orrit et al (1990)

STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,… PALM, STORM, PAINT, GSDIM,…

single molecule !

? stochastic

Camera

x,y,z

centroid

  • f emitted

light pattern

Detector

X,Y,Z

controlled

by incident light pattern

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Betzig et al (2006)

Rust et al (2006) Hess et al (2006)

Moerner et al (1989)

Orrit et al (1990)

STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,… PALM, STORM, PAINT, GSDIM,…

single molecule !

Camera

Detector

x,y,z

1 ~ n

X,Y,Z

1 ~

s

I I

? stochastic

and … many photons for X,Y,Z precision

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single molecule !

Camera

Detector

  • ff
  • n

separates the features

Betzig et al (2006)

Rust et al (2006) Hess et al (2006)

Moerner et al (1989)

Orrit et al (1990)

PALM, STORM, PAINT, GSDIM,… STED, GSD, SSIM, RESOLFT,…

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  • ff
  • n

Superresolution

separates features using (at least) 2 molecular states

fluorescent non-fluorescent

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  • ff
  • n

B A

fluorescent absorbing scattering spin up … non-fluorescent non-absorbing non-scattering spin down …

Superresolution

separates features using (at least) 2 molecular states

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  • ff
  • n

B A

fluorescent absorbing scattering spin up … non-fluorescent non-absorbing non-scattering spin down …

Superresolution

separates features using (at least) 2 molecular states

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Former lab members Current lab members

1993-1996 since 1997 since 2003

Collaborators: P. Hänninen, E. Soini, R. Jahn, F. Barrantes, S. Sigrist, H.G. Kräusslich, S. Rizzoli

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Standard STED

ON OFF

… down to molecular scale.