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Fluorescent imaging tracks metabolism of cells in real time

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Cornell researchers developed a faster two-photon fluorescence imaging technique published in Science Advances on September 4, 2026. The method enables real-time observation of cell metabolism, potentially accelerating therapeutic screening. Co-lead authors are former postdoctoral researcher Lu Ling and doctoral student Jack Crowley.

Key points

• The study was published in Science Advances on September 4, 2026, introducing a faster two-photon fluorescence imaging method for real-time cell metabolism observation.
• The technique was developed by former postdoctoral researcher Lu Ling and doctoral student Jack Crowley, who served as co-lead authors on the publication.

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Evidence is limited to the single published article from September 2026. No data on clinical trials, specific metabolic pathways measured, or comparative performance against existing methods is provided.

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