Cellular Imaging Techniques for Neuroscience and Beyond

<p>1. Confocal laser scanning: Of instrument, computer processing, and men<br>    Jeroen A.M. Beliën and Floris G. Wouterlood</p> <p>2. Beyond Abbe's resolution barrier: STED microscopy<br>    U. Valentin Nägerl </p> <p>3. Enhancement of optical resolution by 4pi single and multiphoton confocal fluorescence microscopy <br>    W.A. van Cappellen, A. Nigg, and A.B. Houtsmuller </p> <p>4. Nano resolution optical imaging through localization microscopy<br>    Helge Ewers </p> <p>5. Optical investigation of brain networks using structured illumination<br>    Marco Dal Maschio, Francesco Difato, Riccardo Beltramo, Angela Michela De Stasi, Axel Blau, and Tommaso Fellin</p> <p>6. Multiphoton microscopy advances toward super resolution<br>    Paolo Bianchini, Partha P. Mondal, Shilpa Dilipkumar, Francesca Cella Zanacchi, Emiliano Ronzitti, and Alberto Diaspro </p> <p>7. The cell at molecular resolution: Principles and applications of cryo-electron tomography <br>    Rubén Fernández-Busnadiego and Vladan Lucic </p> <p>8. Cellular-level optical biopsy using full-field optical coherence microscopy<br>    Arnaud Dubois </p> <p>9. Retroviral labeling and imaging of newborn neurons in the adult brain<br>    Kurt A. Sailor, Hongjun Song, and Guo-Li Ming </p> <p>10. Study of myelin sheaths by CARS microscopy<br>      Chun-Rui Hu, Bing Hu, and Ji-Xen Cheng </p> <p>11. High-resolution approaches to studying presynaptic vesicle dynamics using variants of FRAP and electron microscopy <br>      Kevin Staras and Tiago Branco <br></p>