Structured illumination super-resolution microscopy technology: review and prospect

Ting-Ai, 陈廷爱 Chen; Long-Chao, 陈龙超 Chen; Hui, 李慧 Li; Jia, 余佳 Yu; Yu-Feng, 高玉峰 Gao; Wei, 郑炜 Zheng

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“…Scientists have invented various technologies to improve the resolution of both technologies [1]. In the development process of the microscope, researchers invented the super microscope by using a light source with a smaller wavelength.…”

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Super-resolution Microscopy and Photo-lithography: How can one inspire the other

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2024

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The principles of microscopy and lithography projection techniques are similar. To improve the resolution of the microscope or further reduce the image projection, both techniques face similar limitations, diffraction limits. The diffraction limit is a limitation of physical optics. In the development process of microscopes, to improve optical microscopy technology, researchers have proposed the idea of reducing the wavelength of light sources and increasing the numerical aperture based on the principle of diffraction limit generation. Modern scientists have proposed techniques to break through the diffraction limit and gradually increase the resolution of microscopes to further improve resolution. These breakthroughs also provide ideas for lithography technology, and researchers have invented techniques such as immersion lithography, multi-exposure, and two-photon direct writing. This article introduces the development process of super-resolution microscopy and lithography technology and analyzes the inspiration and influence of microscopy technology on lithography technology, that is, providing ideas for improving the accuracy of lithography technology.

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Super-resolution Microscopy and Photo-lithography: How can one inspire the other

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Novel endoscopic optical diagnostic technologies in medical trial research: recent advancements and future prospects

Wang

2021

BioMed Eng OnLine

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Novel endoscopic biophotonic diagnostic technologies have the potential to non-invasively detect the interior of a hollow organ or cavity of the human body with subcellular resolution or to obtain biochemical information about tissue in real time. With the capability to visualize or analyze the diagnostic target in vivo, these techniques gradually developed as potential candidates to challenge histopathology which remains the gold standard for diagnosis. Consequently, many innovative endoscopic diagnostic techniques have succeeded in detection, characterization, and confirmation: the three critical steps for routine endoscopic diagnosis. In this review, we mainly summarize researches on emerging endoscopic optical diagnostic techniques, with emphasis on recent advances. We also introduce the fundamental principles and the development of those techniques and compare their characteristics. Especially, we shed light on the merit of novel endoscopic imaging technologies in medical research. For example, hyperspectral imaging and Raman spectroscopy provide direct molecular information, while optical coherence tomography and multi-photo endomicroscopy offer a more extensive detection range and excellent spatial–temporal resolution. Furthermore, we summarize the unexplored application fields of these endoscopic optical techniques in major hospital departments for biomedical researchers. Finally, we provide a brief overview of the future perspectives, as well as bottlenecks of those endoscopic optical diagnostic technologies. We believe all these efforts will enrich the diagnostic toolbox for endoscopists, enhance diagnostic efficiency, and reduce the rate of missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis.

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深度学习赋能的结构光照明超分辨显微技术：原理与应用

Li Xinran,

Chen Jiajie,

Wang Meiting

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Chin. J. Laser

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Structured illumination super-resolution microscopy technology: review and prospect

Cited by 4 publications

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Super-resolution Microscopy and Photo-lithography: How can one inspire the other

Super-resolution Microscopy and Photo-lithography: How can one inspire the other

Novel endoscopic optical diagnostic technologies in medical trial research: recent advancements and future prospects

深度学习赋能的结构光照明超分辨显微技术：原理与应用

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