Imaging Pressure, Cells and Light Fields
Contributors: Crozier, Kenneth B.; Lichtman, Jeff; Zickler, Todd
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Description: Imaging systems often make use of macroscopic lenses to manipulate light. Modern microfabrication techniques, however, have opened up a pathway to the development of novel arrayed imaging systems. In such systems, centimeter-scale areas can contain thousands to millions of micro-scale optical elements, presenting exciting opportunities for new imaging applications. We show two such applications in this thesis: pressure sensing in microfluidics and high throughput fluorescence microscopy for high content screening. Conversely, we show that arrayed elements are not always needed for three dimensional light field imaging.
Notes: Keywords: Computational imaging, Fluorescence, Imaging, Light field, Microscopy, Pressure sensing.

Thesis Ph.D. Harvard University 2014