Nanometer-Scale 3D Microscopy in a Single Shot

A single-shot, wide-field 3D optical microscope based on a Linnik interferometer achieves nanometer-scale axial resolution using an incoherent light source. Its millisecond acquisition time and robustness to vibration enable real-time topographic imaging of dynamic biological and material systems.

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2025-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.1364/opticaopen.29996101.v1
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Force Microscopy Techniques and Applications
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Nanometer-Scale 3D Microscopy in a Single Shot

Marcos Dantus, S. V. Anishchik
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Nanometer-Scale 3D Microscopy in a Single Shot

Marcos Dantus, S. V. Anishchik
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A single-shot, wide-field 3D optical microscope based on a Linnik interferometer achieves nanometer-scale axial resolution using an incoherent light source. Its millisecond acquisition time and robustness to vibration enable real-time topographic imaging of dynamic biological and material systems.

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