Carlo Bevilacqua

[Prevedel Lab @Prevedel_Lab]

Excited to share our latest work on Brillouin microscopy: We present a line-scanning Brillouin microscope optimized for fast and high-resolution live-imaging of mechanical properties during embryo development. Driven by the talented @CarloBevil: https://t.co/tZQv7kFx4k

[Prevedel Lab @Prevedel_Lab]

We used Brillouin microscopy to image the zebrafish larvae's eye, including the lens and retina. Check out our new article and raw Brillouin spectra datasets: https://t.co/cJNblKPA0K

[Prevedel Lab @Prevedel_Lab]

Pretty excited about our latest paper, out in @NatureMethods today: https://t.co/sWe3kpnIJc
Here we combine light-sheet illumination with orthogonal light-field detection to boost resolution and to reduce reconstruction artifacts. Congrats to everyone involved!

[Physical Review Letters @PhysRevLett]

Using dual photon-phonon scattering, the refractive index of a material can be determined in an absolute manner with 3D spatial resolution, accessing the sample from a single side and without regard to the size, symmetry, or shape
https://t.co/cpXDoB4Ll0

[Prevedel Lab @Prevedel_Lab]

Check out our new website to learn more about our research!
https://t.co/cro25Dc5cK

[Tony Fiore @tonfior]

New article out! A new way to build compact #Brillouin spectrometers.

#onlylightcandothat #OSA_BOEx @UMDBIOE @OSAPublishing
https://t.co/cUf2kK0z2X

[Prevedel Lab @Prevedel_Lab]

Very proud of my lab's first Brillouin microscopy publication!
https://t.co/m1dWKADgAg Wonderful collaboration with the Diz-Muñoz lab - hopefully more to come in the future. Congrats to the entire team!

[Héctor Sánchez-Iranzo @hsancheziranzo]

We are happy to share with you our last publication! Together with @CarloBevil in @Prevedel_Lab and Diz-Muñoz lab we use Brillouin microscopy to measure the mechanical properties of the extracellular matrix in the zebrafish notochord.
https://t.co/cTb2C2m7WD

[Prevedel Lab @Prevedel_Lab]

Check out our new paper: "Imaging mechanical properties of sub-micron ECM in live zebrafish using Brillouin microscopy"! https://t.co/VA8OxbRuKJ