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Entangled photons help to correct distortions in microscopes

The new method proposed by the researchers was able to improve upon the traditionally-used 'guide star' technique which identifies flaws using bright spots (Image: Pond5)

The new method proposed by the researchers was able to improve upon the traditionally-used 'guide star' technique which identifies flaws using bright spots (Image: Pond5)

The researchers demonstrated their method for correcting microscope flaws by showing how entangled photons could correct and retrieve high-resolution images of biological test samples, which in this case were the mouthpiece and leg of a honeybee.

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