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Optical imaging, microscopy and computational imaging, including AI-assisted image reconstruction and inverse problem solving.

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Oct 9Fri
  1. Phys.org Optics & PhotonicsOptics industryOptics and AI61

    SF-PULSE Lensless Imaging Enables Stain-Free Long-Term Monitoring of Living Cells

    Researchers proposed the SF-PULSE lensless imaging method, which can monitor living cells over long periods without staining, and successfully imaged and reconstructed glioblastoma cells.

    Why we recommend it: The source demonstrates an imaging route that replaces lenses with computational reconstruction, offering insights for low-cost microscopy

Oct 8Thu
  1. Photonics.comOptics industryOptics and AI61

    Frequency Combs and Deep Learning Enable Fast, High-Fidelity Ghost Imaging

    Ghost imaging replaces pixelated sensors with correlation measurements between structured illumination and a single-pixel detector. Researchers combined an optical frequency comb with deep learning to achieve faster, higher-fidelity ghost imaging.

    Why we recommend it: The original article shows the combination of frequency comb illumination with AI reconstruction, a typical example of optics and AI working together in computational imaging

Oct 5Mon
  1. Optics & Photonics NewsOptics industryOptics and AI63

    UCLA Digital-Optical Hybrid Processor Identifies Multiple Deepfake Videos Simultaneously

    A team from the Ozcan lab at the University of California, Los Angeles has developed a digital-optical hybrid system that can identify deepfake videos simultaneously across multiple channels.

    Why we recommend it: The source article presents a new application of a diffractive optical processor for AI vision tasks, illustrating a practical use case for optical computing

Sep 16Wed
Sep 10Thu
  1. Xi'an Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics (XIOPM) · Research ProgressOptics industryOptics and AI59

    Xi'an Institute of Optics and Mechanics Proposes New Framework for AUV Underwater Optical Docking

    A team led by Wu Guojun at the Xi'an Institute of Optics and Mechanics has proposed PGF-ULB, an underwater light beacon detection and localization framework combining physics guidance and geometric constraints, for AUV optical docking in complex underwater environments.

    Why we recommend it: The original text provides specific data and details that help assess the actual progress in this direction

May 19Tue
  1. Xi'an Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics (XIOPM) · Research ProgressOptics industryOptics and AI61

    Theoretical Breakthrough in Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy

    The State Key Laboratory of Ultrafast Optics and Technology has established a prior-free digital reconstruction theory in the field of FPM.

    Why we recommend it: The original article provides specific data and details that help assess the actual progress in this direction