Abstract: A device for analyzing a liquid or pasty sample, which is provided in the form of drops, using nuclear spin resonances of the sample includes: a first plate and a second plate; a mechanism via which a measuring position and a recording position can be set, wherein the first plate and the second plate are arranged substantially parallel to each other in the measuring position, wherein a spacer sets a defined spacing between the first plate and the second plate; a sensor unit with a sensor component, which forms at least one sub-region of the first plate and/or the second plate and at least partly contacts the sample, wherein the sensor unit is designed to detect a variable which is influenced by the nuclear magnetic resonances of the sample; and an analysis unit.

Abstract: A method for high-resolution fluorescence microscopy, in which a number N of partial images of a specimen marked with fluorophores and excited to emit fluorescence are recorded, wherein the specimen is successively illuminated by N different effective illuminating patterns, a composite image is calculated from the partial images, the composite image having a higher structural resolution than the partial images, and the composite image is subsequently output, wherein each effective illuminating pattern is generated from the superimposition of at least two basic illuminating patterns, with the basic illuminating patterns differing from each other and for each partial image, and wherein the fluorophores contained in the sample are excited to emit fluorescence only where the at least two basic illuminating patterns superimpose to illuminate the sample, with the illumination superimposition of the at least two basic illuminating patterns releasing non-linear excitation and/or emission effects and/or switching effe