Multiphoton luminescence of gold nanorods upon excitation with wavelengths away from their absorption maxima

10.1117/12.876014Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE7910

Intensity normalization of two-photon microscopy images for liver fibrosis analysis

10.1117/12.876246Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE7903

Coupled and uncoupled dipole models of nonlinear scattering

10.1364/OE.20.025834Optics Express202325834-2584

Superpixel-based segmentation of muscle fibers in multi-channel microscopy

10.1186/s12918-016-0372-2BMC Systems Biology1012

Third harmonic generation: anomalous behavior in the THG z-response and microscopy applications.

Third Harmonic Generation (THG) from the vicinity of interfaces, using focused laser beams can be obtained virtually from any inhomogeneous medium. Its sensitivity to the presence and extent of inhomogeneity in the focal volume has already found a variety of applications ranging from material characterization to label free three-dimensional microscopy of biological samples. In this presentation, we demonstrate a number of new applications of THG in the microscopy of food samples and living cells. Also, we report on an anomalous behavior in the THG z-response. So far the observations and theoretical predictions supported a single peak of THG signal, with the peak position corresponding to the interface. We have observed an anomalous behavior where a single interface can give rise to two peaks located across the interface. The simulations, which we carried out using a paraxial theory of THG and measurements done on typical normally dispersive materials, suggest that this anomalous behavior is due to a particular combination of χ(3) and the magnitude of dispersion

Eleven quick tips for running an interdisciplinary short course for new graduate students

10.1371/journal.pcbi.1006039PLoS Computational Biology143e100603

Investigation of the point spread function of surface plasmon-coupled emission microscopy

10.1364/OE.15.004634Optics Express1584634-464

HiLo-regularized digital light sheet microscopy for live 3D imaging of developing embryos and live animals

Optics InfoBase Conference Paper

Studying nucleic envelope and plasma membrane mechanics of eukaryotic cells using confocal reflectance interferometric microscopy

10.1038/s41467-019-11645-4Nature Communications101365