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SUSHI for the Brain - Imaging Brain Cells

A new microscopy technique called SUSHI – Super-resolution Shadow Imaging – has been developed to improve the imaging of cells in living brain tissue.

19 Mar 2018

Extended ace U Product Line from Basler - Eight Models Featuring Sony Pregius Sensors

The models feature the Global Shutter CMOS sensors IMX287 & IMX273 from the Sony Pregius series & offer VGA alongside 520 frames-per-second shutter speed.

From Basler AG 19 Mar 2018

Laser Light Used to Develop First Ever X-Ray Holographic Images of Mimivirus

Similar to photography, holography is a means to record everything around us. Both technologies involve the use of light to perform recordings.

9 Mar 2018

Protein Shapes Tracked with Motion Capture Technology

Researchers have developed a technology similar to that used in tv & film to be able to track the way that proteins fold and change shape.

22 Feb 2018

Ultrathin Metalenses with Computational Processing Eliminate Chromatic Aberrations

As lenses reflect and refract light, they can be used in imaging systems that steer finding through the microscope and conserve history by means of cameras.

16 Feb 2018

Metasurface-Augmented GRIN Lenses Produce Perfect Color Images

Multiple, heavy lenses are often required to produce perfect color images, as these optical devices allow each color to focus on precisely the same plane.

14 Feb 2018

Researchers Create 3D Images that Hover in 'Thin Air'

In a recently published paper, researchers detail the potential technique formulated to create a 3D image projection, previously only seen in fiction.

26 Jan 2018

OEM Custom Lens Assemblies

Resolve Optics is an organisation specialising in OEM custom lens assemblies. The company delivers thousands of custom lens assemblies per year - from complex high- speed imaging lenses and material sorting inspection le...

From Resolve Optics Ltd. 19 Jan 2018

Researchers Develop New Lensless Camera that Produces Detailed 3D Images

Researchers have developed an easy-to-build camera that produces 3D images from a single 2D image without any lenses. In an initial application of the technology, the researchers plan to use the new camera, which they call DiffuserCam, to watch microscopic neuron activity in living mice without a microscope. Ultimately, it could prove useful for a wide range of applications involving 3D capture.

22 Dec 2017

Innovative System for Monitoring Plant Health Through Fluorescence Imaging

Farmers around the globe wish to monitor their crops regularly. At present, researchers from a university in China have created a wide-angle imaging system that uses chlorophyll’s fluorescence to observe the health of agricultural crops (Appl. Opt., doi:10.1364/AO.56.009762).

14 Dec 2017