10:50 〜 11:30
[INP2/LCT5-1 (Invited)] Liquid Crystal Devices for Controlling Laser Light and Advanced Multi-Photon Microscopy Imaging
optical fluorescence microscopy, bioimaging, liquid crystal device, super-resolution microscopy, neuroscience
Two-photon excitation fluorescence microscopy is a robust technique for understanding physiological phenomena from the cellular to the tissue level, attributable to the nonlinear excitation process induced by near-infrared ultrashort laser light pulses. By taking advantage of liquid crystal devices, we have successfully improved the fluorescent signal and the spatial resolution.