N. W. F. Grooms

This paper describes the construction and use of a cooling stage to immobilize C. elegans on culture plates for high-resolution imaging.

This study measures the transverse and axial resolution of femtosecond laser ablation in transparent media and living organisms, finding similar resolution in both directions.

This study develops a cooling method to immobilize C. elegans for high-throughput submicron-resolution microscopy, achieving faster imaging with reduced preparation time.

This paper enhances widefield microscopes with a spatial light modulator to achieve confocal-like optical sectioning, improving visualization of dim neuronal fibers in C. elegans.