Quantitative Phase Imaging IX 2023
DOI: 10.1117/12.2650539
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Single capture quantitative phase imaging with tomographic sectioning

Abstract: Quantitative Phase Imaging (QPI) has become a mainstay imaging technique in the biomedical sciences to study cells and other biological processes. Traditional QPI techniques are transmission-based and, thus, limited to thin samples. Over the past few years, multiple 3D QPI tools have emerged attempting to overcome this limitation and provide cross-sectional phase information of thicker samples. However, most of these techniques remain transmission-based, which constrains their ability to image samples thicker … Show more

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