Thick sections are easy to cut and handle, but they are more difficult to mount on glass slides, and thin sections fail to provide 3D information ... planes with minimum background can be used.

an international team in collaboration with the Medical University of Vienna and TU Wien developed a so-called "brain phantom," which was produced using a high-resolution 3D printing process.

A team led by Shinsuke Sando at the University of Tokyo has now developed a new method for imaging the activity of an enzyme in high-resolution 3D within whole, cleared organs. As an example ...