Super-resolution imaging is a far-field optical microscopy technique, which allows the diffraction limit of light to be overcome through the combination of photoswitchable optical probes and single molecule localization techniques.  This talk describes the use of super-resolution imaging for studying the position of single ligands bound to the surface of single plasmonic nanoparticles as well as providing insight into how plasmon coupling effects impact the accuracy of single molecule localization. <br/>

Super-resolution imaging of plasmonic nanostructures: from ligand binding to plasmon coupling

252nd National Meeting (2016)

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