Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(9)
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
We
present
temporal
compressive
holographic
microscopy
to
achieve
high-speed
phase
imaging
with
a
low-speed
camera.
In
this
method,
alternating
deep
denoising
network
and
total
variation
denoiser
are
combined
into
plug-and-play
framework
reconstruct
ten
frames
from
single-shot
measurement.
Therefore,
we
can
observe
500
frame
per
second
(fps)
scene
when
the
camera
works
at
50
fps.
This
technique
provides
an
effective
tool
detect
dynamic
change
scenes.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
Conventional
imaging
systems
can
only
capture
light
intensity.
Meanwhile,
the
lost
phase
information
may
be
critical
for
a
variety
of
applications
such
as
label-free
microscopy
and
optical
metrology.
Existing
retrieval
techniques
typically
require
bulky
setup,
multiframe
measurements,
or
prior
target
scene.
Here,
we
proposed
an
extremely
compact
system
complex
amplitude
imaging,
leveraging
extreme
versatility
single-layer
metalens
to
generate
spatially
multiplexed
polarization
phase–shifted
point
spread
functions.
Combining
with
camera,
simultaneously
record
four
shearing
interference
patterns
along
both
in-plane
directions,
thus
allowing
deterministic
reconstruction
field
in
single
shot.
Using
incoherent
light-emitting
diode
illumination,
experimentally
demonstrated
speckle-noise–free
static
moving
objects
tailored
magnification
ratio
view.
The
miniaturized
robust
open
door
portable
devices
point-of-care
applications.
Optica,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 32 - 32
Published: Nov. 29, 2023
Holography
is
a
powerful
technique
that
records
the
amplitude
and
phase
of
an
optical
field
simultaneously,
enabling
variety
applications
such
as
label-free
biomedical
analysis
coherent
diffraction
imaging.
Holographic
recording
without
reference
wave
has
been
long
pursued
because
it
obviates
high
experimental
requirements
conventional
interferometric
methods.
However,
due
to
ill-posed
nature
underlying
retrieval
problem,
reference-free
holographic
imaging
faced
with
inherent
tradeoff
between
fidelity
temporal
resolution.
Here,
we
propose
general
computational
framework,
termed
spatiotemporally
regularized
inversion
(STRIVER),
achieve
motion-resolved,
fidelity.
Specifically,
STRIVER
leverages
signal
priors
in
spatiotemporal
domain
jointly
eliminate
ambiguities
motion
artifacts,
and,
when
combined
diversity
measurement
schemes,
produces
physically
reliable,
time-resolved
video
from
series
intensity-only
measurements.
We
experimentally
demonstrate
near-field
ptychography,
where
dynamic
freely
swimming
paramecia
performed
at
framerate-limited
speed
112
fps.
The
proposed
method
can
be
potentially
extended
other
spectral
regimes,
modalities,
pushing
resolution
toward
higher
limits.
Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(1), P. 742 - 742
Published: Nov. 24, 2023
Digital
in-line
holographic
microscopy
(DIHM)
enables
efficient
and
cost-effective
computational
quantitative
phase
imaging
with
a
large
field
of
view,
making
it
valuable
for
studying
cell
motility,
migration,
bio-microfluidics.
However,
the
quality
DIHM
reconstructions
is
compromised
by
twin-image
noise,
posing
significant
challenge.
Conventional
methods
mitigating
this
noise
involve
complex
hardware
setups
or
time-consuming
algorithms
often
limited
effectiveness.
In
work,
we
propose
UTIRnet,
deep
learning
solution
fast,
robust,
universally
applicable
suppression,
trained
exclusively
on
numerically
generated
datasets.
The
availability
open-source
UTIRnet
codes
facilitates
its
implementation
in
various
systems
without
need
extensive
experimental
training
data.
Notably,
our
network
ensures
consistency
reconstruction
results
input
holograms,
imparting
physics-based
foundation
enhancing
reliability
compared
to
conventional
approaches.
Experimental
verification
was
conducted
among
others
live
neural
glial
culture
migration
sensing,
which
crucial
neurodegenerative
disease
research.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(15)
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
Abstract
Fourier
ptychography
(FP)
is
an
enabling
imaging
technique
that
produces
high‐resolution
complex‐valued
images
with
extended
field
coverages.
However,
when
FP
a
phase
object
any
specific
spatial
frequency,
the
captured
contain
only
constant
values,
rendering
recovery
of
corresponding
linear
ramp
impossible.
This
challenge
not
unique
to
but
also
affects
other
common
microscopy
techniques
—
rather
counterintuitive
outcome
given
their
widespread
use
in
imaging.
The
underlying
issue
originates
from
non‐uniform
transfer
characteristic
inherent
microscope
systems,
which
impedes
conversion
wavefields
into
discernible
intensity
variations.
To
address
this
challenge,
spatially‐coded
(scFP)
presented
for
true
quantitative
In
scFP,
flexible
and
detachable
coded
thin
film
attached
atop
image
sensor
regular
setup.
modulation
ensures
uniform
response
across
entire
synthetic
bandwidth.
It
improves
reconstruction
quality,
corrects
refractive
index
underestimation
issues
prevalent
conventional
FP,
adds
new
dimension
measurement
diversity
domain.
development
scFP
expected
catalyze
research
directions
applications
imaging,
emphasizing
need
accuracy
frequency
response.
Engineering Research Express,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
5(3), P. 032005 - 032005
Published: Sept. 1, 2023
Abstract
Holography
is
a
technique
to
record
and
reconstruct
three
dimensional
(3D)
information
without
mandating
lenses.
Digital
holography
(DH)
provides
direct
access
the
complex
amplitude
of
reconstructed
wavefront.
This
feature
differentiates
DH
from
other
imaging
techniques
enables
it
provide
quantitative
object
under
investigation.
Advancements
in
technologies
digital
image
sensors,
coherent
sources,
computation
algorithms
hardware,
has
paved
way
holographic
systems
for
industrial
applications.
work
presents
an
overview
scientific
applications
where
can
play
important
role.
Few
areas
including
microscopy,
non-destructive
testing,
displays,
environment,
cloud
ocean
studies
are
discussed.
Optics and Lasers in Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
178, P. 108191 - 108191
Published: March 22, 2024
Despite
the
emergence
of
various
methods
for
Mueller
matrix
recovery,
achieving
complete
volumetric
retrieval
remains
a
challenge.
An
alternative
approach
that
leverages
in-line
Gabor
holography
to
comprehensively
extract
polarization
information
from
samples
is
introduced
in
this
context.
The
proposed
polarization-sensitive
holographic
setup
enables
recovery
three-dimensional
(3D)
after
numerical
repropagation
holographically
rendered
complex
field
sample
planes.
This
proposal
validated
using
calibrated
birefringent
test
target,
Calcium
Oxalate
crystals,
and
containing
microplastics,
providing
3D
measurement
polarimetric
parameters
such
as
diattenuation,
polarizance,
depolarization,
retardance.
results
agree
with
those
obtained
through
reference
based
on
image-plane
brightfield
polarimetry.
system
sensitive
axial
variations
within
without
any
mechanical
movement
nor
optical
adjustments—
an
accomplishment
elusive
conventional
non-holographic/interferometric
systems.
These
findings
emphasize
versatility
potential
recovering
intricate
characteristics
specimens,
offering
first
imaging
best
authors'
knowledge.
Fundamental Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 1, 2024
Lensless
imaging
is
an
innovative
and
swiftly
advancing
technology
at
the
intersection
of
optics,
technology,
computational
science.
It
captures
scene
by
directly
recording
interference
or
diffraction
patterns
light,
subsequently
utilizing
algorithms
to
reconstruct
original
image
from
these
patterns.
upends
traditional
paradigms,
offering
newfound
design
flexibility
capacity
seamlessly
integrate
within
diverse
ecosystems.
This
paper
aims
provide
overview
significant
developments
in
optical
modulation
elements,
sensors,
reconstruction
algorithms.
The
novel
application
scenarios
that
benefit
lensless
are
presented.
opportunities
challenges
associated
with
camera
discussed
for
further
improving
its
performance.
Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
33(2), P. 2640 - 2640
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Coherent
lensless
imaging
usually
suffers
from
coherent
noise
and
twin-image
artifacts.
In
the
terahertz
(THz)
range,
where
wavelengths
are
2
to
4
orders
of
magnitude
longer
than
those
in
visible
spectrum,
manifests
primarily
as
parasitic
interference
fringes
edge
diffraction,
rather
speckle
noise.
this
work,
suppress
Fabry-Pérot
(F-P)
fringes,
we
propose
a
novel
method,
which
involves
averaging
over
multiple
diffraction
patterns
that
acquired
at
equal
intervals
within
sample's
half-wavelength
axial
shift.
To
address
well
non-uniform
illumination,
normalization
operation
is
applied.
As
disturbances
when
dealing
with
single
pattern,
multi-plane
configuration
employed.
With
all
these
strategies
combined,
flyscan
THz
technique
enables
subwavelength
resolution,
high-quality,
full-field,
rapid
complex-valued
imaging.
Furthermore,
refine
two
algorithms
for
image
reconstruction:
one
based
on
regular
alternating
projection
other
an
optimization
model
total
variation
regularization.
We
experimentally
verify
proposed
methods,
achieving
lateral
resolution
88
µm
(0.74λ)
2.52
THz,
showcase
its
potential
biomedical
applications
by
section
mouse
brain
tissue.