NIR-II squeezed light-field microscopy enables high-speed volumetric imaging of deep-tissue dynamics in vivo
High-speed three-dimensional imaging in scattering tissues remains challenging because volumetric microscopy generally requires scanning, whereas snapshot light-field approaches divide limited detector pixels among multiple views. This constraint is particularly severe in the second near-infrared window (NIR-II), where commonly used InGaAs cameras typically have relatively small sensor formats…
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