Workshop on Interferometric Scattering Microscopy
Label-free optical imaging and analytical techniques are in high demand in a wide range of applications. Among the various light-matter interactions that can be used for this purpose, elastic scattering is the most fundamental and ubiquitous contrast mechanism. Indeed, several imaging modalities, including bright-field microscopy, dark-field microscopy, phase contrast, DIC, digital holography, interference reflection microscopy, and interferometric scattering microscopy (iSCAT) have exploited the elastic scattering signal from a wide range of samples.
We organized an online-workshop from the 26th to the 28th of May 2020 to discuss the recent progress and future potentials of elastic scattering with a particular emphasis on interferometric and phase-sensitive methods.
Program
June 26th | June 27th | June 28th |
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Invited speakers | Invited speakers | Invited speakers |
Naomi Ginsberg | Seok-Cheol Hong | Alexander Rohrbach |
Vinothan Manoharan | Wonshik Choi | Selim Ünlü |
Marek Piliarik | Ji-Xin Cheng | Rafael Piestun |
Alexandre Persat | Paola Borri | Gabriel Popescu |
Christian Eggeling | Michaël Unser | |
Chia-Lung Hsieh | ||
Contributed Talks | Contributed Talks | |
Lukasz Bujak | Houman Mirzaalian Dastjerdi | |
Mahyar Dahmardeh | Pooja Munjal | |
Sanli Faez | Christopher Parperis | |
Katharina König | Francesco Reina | |
Christoph Gruber | Lorenzo Talà | |
Ryota IINO | Richard Taylor | |
Thomas Juffmann | Yazgan Tuna | |
Martin Kaller | Hui Yu | |
Wolfgang Langbein | Yiwen Li | |
Alice Merryweather | Anna Olerinyova | |
Reza Gholami M. | Fabian Soltermann |
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