Excited to work on this project with mentor and colleague @optrickster, to explore methods for deep-tissue imaging by surpassing the scattering limit. I consider this to be a holy grail of modern microscopy. Thanks for the support Biohub, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative! #ImagingTheFuture

Wonderful meeting! Great way to meet and learn about fellow colleagues. Thanks for the support and for bringing us together Biohub !

Computational microscopy enables imaging of scattering samples with rich label-free contrast. Photograph of a collection of C. elegans embryos from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Deep Tissue Imaging grantees Shwetadwip Chowdhury of UT Austin + and Laura Waller of UC Berkeley

Definitely feeling this post and blog. Writing just one grant nearly put me under. Time to practice for future ones.

.Texas ECE is hiring!! (i) applied AI/ML, especially at the intersection of ML and systems, (ii) wireless communications and networks, (iii) RF/analog integrated circuit design, and (iv) quantum devices and quantum information processing systems. ece.utexas.edu/people/faculty…

My students today built their first ever imaging system! We saw some beautiful interferometric fringes and can't wait to start imaging phase samples. #ProudPI

Trying out Twitter for science: Do any microscopists use NIR light (950 nm to 1.3 um wavelength) to image bio-samples? If so, what cameras would you recommend that are sensitive to this range?

Twitter for science: Any recs on where I can get achromat lenses that have diameters greater than 2 inches? I don't see them being sold with the standard optics vendors that I am familiar with (Thorlabs, Edmund Optics, etc)

Twitter for science: Any recs on which company to purchase an optical table from? Looking for vibration dampening sufficient to keep things stable enough for a 100x 1.4NA microscope system.

Such an amazing conference!

Feeling very grateful for this support - thank you to all the mentors and students who made this possible. Lab is hiring :)

New profile with a more professional and updated pic. Feel free to connect if you're into BlueSky. Same handle.

Our lab's first foray into space-time inverse scattering. We got our feet wet with trying to 3D image scattering samples undergoing simple frame-to-frame translation. Hope we can build on it in the future towards other types of motion! Check it out: opg.optica.org/optica/fulltex…