With Airyscan Joint Deconvolution (jDCV) super-resolution experiments benefit from an improved separation of single or multiple labels. The video shows a HeLa cell, 4× expanded and labelled with acetylated alpha tubulin (green). Courtesy of S. Zhang, Prof. Liou Yih-Cherng's lab, Singapore. Each of the 32 detector elements of Airyscan 2 has a slightly different view on the sample, providing additional spatial information that makes jDCV possible. This reduces the distance that can be resolved bet

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