Catherine Chin Polarisation sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) is a functional extension to intensity based light imaging system by utilising additional information carried by polarised light to provide enhance contrast. In traditional imaging, when only backscattered intensity is collected and analysed, information related to depth and layered structure are neglected. In a typical microscopy system, Read more about Polarisation sensitive OCT[…]
Magalie BONDU Optics Letters (OL) June 2016 I’ve published my 2nd paper in OL, about the work I did with Xiao Shu at Opticent and Northwestern University end of 2015. S. Shu, M. Bondu, B. Dong, A. Podoleanu, L. Leick, and H. F. Zhang, “Single all-fiber-based nanosecond-pulsed supercontinuum source for multispectral photoacoustic microscopy and optical coherence tomography”, Optics Letters Read more about Paper in Optics Letters[…]
Master/slave (MS) represents a revival of the en-face view, whereby the values of the first OCT/SLO are re-enacted using the modern principles of spectral (or Fourier) domain OCT. It is a technical invention of Applied Optics Group at the University of Kent. Prof Adrian Podoleanu and Dr Adrian Bradu are the inventors of this new imaging technique. Read more about Master/slave OCT[…]