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High-throughput cell migration sensor based on lensless dark-field digital in-line holographic microscopy

Maciej Trusiak, Mikołaj Rogalski, Bartosz Mirecki, Piotr Arcab, Piotr Rogujski, Luiza Stanaszek

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Lensless holographic microscopy provides large field-of-view as full camera size is used for data recording. We propose robust ways for high signal-to-noise-ratio hologram reconstruction enabling high-throughput sensing of cell migration.

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Lensless holographic microscopy provides large field-of-view as full camera size is used for data recording. We propose robust ways for high signal-to-noise-ratio hologram reconstruction enabling high-throughput sensing of cell migration.

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Lensless holographic microscopy provides large field-of-view as full camera size is used for data recording. We propose robust ways for high signal-to-noise-ratio hologram reconstruction enabling high-throughput sensing of cell migration.

Key concepts: Holography, Digital holographic microscopy, Throughput, Microscopy, Digital holography, Dark field microscopy, Computer science, Optics

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