J.‐C. LARSIMONT
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J.-C. Larsimont has made transformative contributions to the field of electron microscopy, particularly through the development and application of three-dimensional scanning electron microscopy (3D SEM) in biological research. His landmark 2015 paper, "Developing 3D SEM in a broad biological context," which has garnered over 107 citations, provides a comprehensive framework for using this powerful technique to unravel the complex three-dimensional architecture of cells and tissues. By bridging the gap between traditional two-dimensional imaging and the need for volumetric understanding, Larsimont's work has enabled researchers to visualize cellular structures—from organelles to entire tissue networks—in unprecedented detail. His methodological innovations have been instrumental in advancing our knowledge of how cellular organization underpins physiological function and disease pathology. Beyond this seminal paper, Larsimont's research continues to push the boundaries of ultrastructural imaging, making him a pivotal figure in modern cell biology and a key resource for scientists seeking to explore the nanoworld with depth and clarity.
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- 1Developing 3D SEM in a broad biological context107 citations · 2015