Near-Infrared Holography and Extended Sample-Sensor Distance Enhance Lensless Imaging (IMAGE)

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Near-Infrared Holography and Extended Sample-Sensor Distance Enhance Lensless Imaging

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Seeing what visible light loses. Amplitude (left) and phase (right) reconstructions of the same unstained, uncleared 30-µm-thick mouse liver section. Each image is split between 532 nm illumination (upper region) and 1100 nm illumination (lower region). Visible light largely preserves the tissue outline, whereas near-infrared illumination reveals internal trabecular patterns and vascular pathways.

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Professor Maciej Trusiak and Dr. Emilia Wdowiak from Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

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