University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed an innovative method for space-time imaging of vectorial properties below the diffraction limit of light, potentially enabling deep sub-diffraction limited resolution imaging at the atomic scale. The space-time imaging technology developed by University of Pittsburgh researchers offers several remarkable advantages. University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed an innovative method for space-time imaging of vectorial properties below the diffraction limit of light, potentially enabling deep sub-diffraction limited resolution imaging at the atomic scale.
Contrast-enhanced molecular imaging. High-efficiency coatings and acoustic-matching media reduce energy losses, while the reflective shell improves signal‐to‐noise ratio and imaging depth without added external optics. The present invention is a novel device that can enhance the effective intensity and diffusivity of a light source to illuminate a target imaging area at depth.