Tomographic diffractive microscopy is a technique, which is able to image transparent
unstained samples with high resolution. The three‐dimensional distribution of the complex …

The paper presents results on singlet oxygen detection in aqueous solutions of a
photosensitizer based on the reconstruction of 3D temperature gradients resulting from …

Tomographic diffractive microscopy allows for imaging unlabeled specimens, with a better
resolution than conventional microscopes, giving access to the index of refraction …

Using Cell Micro-Manipulation for Holographic Imaging of the 3-D Refractive Index Profiles of
Cells in Suspension Page 1 DT4G.3.pdf 2016 Imaging and Applied Optics Congress (3D, AO …

A multilayered system is a good model for many optical systems. An optical coherence
tomography (OCT) system can provide fundamental information about the refractive index …

Ever since the development of phase contrast microscopy in the 1930s by Fritz Zernike, it
has been realized that the phase of light is an extremely powerful reporter on specimen …

Quantitative phase imaging (QPI) yields the spatial phase map of the object's scattering
potential. QPI has enabled unprecedented label-free studies in biomedicine, ranging from …

One of the important challenges for biomedical optics is noninvasive 3D imaging, and
various techniques have been proposed and available. For example, confocal scanning …

We report the quantitative refractive index (RI) imaging of cocultured cells in their living
environment by scanning focused refractive index microscopy (SFRIM). Mouse microglial …

Tomographic phase microscopy of rolling cells in microfluidic flow Page 1 DTh3F.3.pdf 2016
Imaging and Applied Optics Congress (3D, AO, AIO, COSI, DH, IS, LACSEA, MATH) © OSA …