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Overtone photothermal microscopy for high-resolution and high-sensitivity vibrational imaging
L. Wang, H. Lin, et al.
Discover the groundbreaking overtone photothermal (OPT) microscopy developed by Le Wang, Haonan Lin, Yifan Zhu, and colleagues, enabling high-resolution vibrational imaging of polymer nanostructures and deep chemical mapping in cancer cells and C. elegans. This innovative technique combines visible light with the power of tunable femtosecond lasers for unparalleled imaging capabilities.
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