Sometimes, there IS a free lunch: How to get twice the resolution from your microscope, without (serious) drawbacks - Andrew York

Gouy and Brown to the rescue: Label-free virus detection and virus-antibody interaction monitoring by common-path interferometry - Ignacio Izeddin

The Mechanobiology of Cell Growth and Shape control - Nicolas Minc

Synaptic vesicle pools under the nanoscope - Frédéric Meunier

Towards quantitative correlative microscopy - Lucy Collinson

Super-resolution microscopy: Challenges and Potentials in biomedical research - Christian Eggeling

Metal and Graphene-Induced Energy Transfer Imaging - Jörg Enderlein

Force transmission at cell adhesions and the nucleus - Nicolas Borghi,

3D super-resolution imaging of living systems using Multifocus Microscopy and Structured Illumination Microscopy - Sara Abrahamsson

SCAPE microscopy for high-speed 3D imaging - Elizabeth Hillman

Dissecting the link between signalling and cell mechanics using optogenetics and AFM - Guillaume Charras

Correlated super-resolution light and electron microscopy reveals a novel actin-driven mechanism of nuclear envelope rupture in starfish oocytes - Peter Lenart

Mechanisms and mechanics driving composite morphogenesis - Matteo Rauzi