JOURNAL ARTICLE

Deep Learning‐Enabled Pixel‐Super‐Resolved Quantitative Phase Microscopy from Single‐Shot Aliased Intensity Measurement (Laser Photonics Rev. 18(1)/2024)

Abstract

Deep Learning-Enabled Pixel-Super-Resolved Quantitative Phase Microscopy A deep learning-based technique for quantitative phase microscopy with pixel super-resolution capability is proposed in article 2300488 by Chao Zuo and co-workers, enabling full-field-of-view, high-resolution and high-speed quantitative phase imaging of unlabeled biological specimens, while requiring only a single frame of low-resolution intensity image as input, demonstrating promising applications in high-throughput cellular analysis.

Keywords:
Pixel Phase imaging Microscopy Photonics Optics Phase retrieval Phase (matter) Single shot Image resolution Resolution (logic) Artificial intelligence Laser Deep learning Materials science Computer science Frame (networking) Physics Fourier transform Telecommunications

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