From: jsavard@ecn.ab.ca   
      
   Got this result in Google News:   
      
   https://optics.org/news/12/6/4   
      
   A metamaterial can be used together with an optical microscope, and   
   apparently a computer to combine the images obtained, to view living cells   
   under ordinary light, and yet get images with a resultion heretofore only   
   attainable in electron microscopes.   
      
   Thus, living cells, that can't be placed in the environment of an electron   
   microscope, can now be examined at higher resolution.   
      
   This is exciting news in itself, but it also made me wonder if this might   
   not be an alternative to the use of EUV lithography in making integrated   
   circuits.   
      
   John Savard   
      
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