… light scattering and diminished tissue autofluorescence at long wavelengths (11, 15, 17–26).
Various probes with emission … the zoomable lens set (by adjusting the zoomable lens set to …

… aligned objective lenses to decouple excitation and emission. … Due to the highly scattering
nature of the mouse brain, we … arrangement by the Guest Editors and the editorial office, this …

… , Brillouin scattering (BLS), that is, the inelastic scattering of light in a … Lens implantation
using intraocular lenses (IOLs) is an … white light emission was obtained by mixing the blue light …

… In this communication luminescent bioconjugated human serum albumin nanostructures (…
-coloured luminescence properties. The HSA NPs were obtained from Human Serum Albumin …

… hemispherical lens does indeed extract nearly all of the light … RIs, internal reflections and
scattering at the ITO/PEDOT:PSS … in the light outcoupling from a planar fluorescent OLED …

… fluorescence microscopy were conceived in the early 1990s (see timeline in figure 1a). Along
with optical sectioning through out-of-focus light … the eye lens to image the human retina …

… Through processes, such as ion exchange and diffusion, the luminescent guest will be …
and focused by the objective lens onto an imaging device (fluorescent screen) or a charge …

… Besides, the light scattering phenomenon is also … bright blue emission, while a weaker yellow
emission was detected … as a Guest Editor for numerous Special Issues in top notch journals …

… An effective means to reduce scattering-induced attenuation of excitation light is to shift its …
exposure to excitation light. We measured excitation power after the objective lens and found …

… medium supplemented with a fluorescent dye that does … light with a 20 × objective lens that
gives a scattering volume of ∼ 5 × 17 µm. We analyze the spectrum of the backscattered light …