Berkeley Scientists Unveil Laser-Enhanced Microscope for Imaging Tiny Molecules

Nearly a century after Frits Zernike taught scientists to see the invisible by bending light, researchers at UC Berkeley have carried that same principle into the realm of electrons, building an instrument called Theia that can finally resolve the molecular structures that have long eluded science's sharpest tools. The breakthrough, sixteen years in the making, concentrates more power than a military laser onto a space smaller than a human hair, shifting electron beams with the same 90-degree phase trick that earned Zernike a Nobel Prize in 1953. What emerges is not merely a better microscope,

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