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8 Post author: oge 25 January 2015 10:57PM

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Comment author: spxtr 26 January 2015 12:58:15AM 3 points [-]

Super-resolution microscopy is an interesting recent development that won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry last year. Here's another article on the subject. It has been used to image mouse brains, but only near the surface. It won't be able to view the interior of any brain, but still interesting.