Adaptive optics is implemented in a harmonic generation microscope using a wavefront sensorless correction scheme. Both the second- and third-harmonic intensity signals are used as the optimization metric. Aberration correction is performed to compensate both system- and specimen-induced aberrations by using an efficient optimization routine based upon Zernike polynomial modes. Images of live mouse embryos show an improved signal level and resolution
Optical sectioning of biological tissues has become the method of choice for three-dimensional histo...
With the ability to correct for the aberrations introduced by biological specimens, adaptive optics-...
Nonlinear microscopy, with its unique advantages over conventional confocal fluorescence microscopy,...
International audienceAdaptive optics is implemented in a harmonic generation microscope using a wav...
Specimen-induced aberrations often affect microscopes, particularly when high numerical aperture len...
We present a detailed description of an adaptive harmonic generation (HG) microscope and culture tec...
International audienceWe demonstrate image-based aberration correction in a third-harmonic generatio...
Nonlinear microscopy is capable of imaging biological tissue non-invasively with sub-cellular resolu...
Optical microscopy has been a cornerstone of life science investigations since its first practical a...
The imaging depth of two-photon excitation fluorescence microscopy is partly limited by the inhomoge...
In light of the population aging in many developed countries, there is a great economical interest i...
While the light microscope offers biologists the advantage in vivo imaging, it suffers from a reduce...
In studying retinal disease on a microscopic level, in vivo imaging has allowed researchers to track...
3D imaging using a multiphoton scanning confocal microscope is ultimately limited by aberrations of ...
Optical aberrations have detrimental effects in multiphoton microscopy. These effects can be curtail...
Optical sectioning of biological tissues has become the method of choice for three-dimensional histo...
With the ability to correct for the aberrations introduced by biological specimens, adaptive optics-...
Nonlinear microscopy, with its unique advantages over conventional confocal fluorescence microscopy,...
International audienceAdaptive optics is implemented in a harmonic generation microscope using a wav...
Specimen-induced aberrations often affect microscopes, particularly when high numerical aperture len...
We present a detailed description of an adaptive harmonic generation (HG) microscope and culture tec...
International audienceWe demonstrate image-based aberration correction in a third-harmonic generatio...
Nonlinear microscopy is capable of imaging biological tissue non-invasively with sub-cellular resolu...
Optical microscopy has been a cornerstone of life science investigations since its first practical a...
The imaging depth of two-photon excitation fluorescence microscopy is partly limited by the inhomoge...
In light of the population aging in many developed countries, there is a great economical interest i...
While the light microscope offers biologists the advantage in vivo imaging, it suffers from a reduce...
In studying retinal disease on a microscopic level, in vivo imaging has allowed researchers to track...
3D imaging using a multiphoton scanning confocal microscope is ultimately limited by aberrations of ...
Optical aberrations have detrimental effects in multiphoton microscopy. These effects can be curtail...
Optical sectioning of biological tissues has become the method of choice for three-dimensional histo...
With the ability to correct for the aberrations introduced by biological specimens, adaptive optics-...
Nonlinear microscopy, with its unique advantages over conventional confocal fluorescence microscopy,...