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M. Oheim

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A. Salomon· 2 shared B. Delhomme· 2 shared A. Au· 1 shared A. Deeg· 1 shared C. Julien· 1 shared C. Ricard· 1 shared C. Seebacher· 1 shared C. Yip· 1 shared

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Characterizing nanometric thin films with far-field light

H. Klimovsky, O. Shavit, C. Julien, I. Olevsko, M. Hamode, Y. Abulafia, H. Suaudeau, V. Armand, M. Oheim, A. Salomon

This paper introduces an optical technique to measure refractive index, thickness, and homogeneity of nanometric transparent films using supercritical angle fluorescence.

bioRxiv · Aug 15, 2022 · PreprintBiophysics

A simple, inexpensive and multi scale 3D fluorescent test sample for optical sectioning microscopies

I. Olevsko Arad, K. Szederkenyi, J. Corridon, A. Au, B. Delhomme, J. Fernandes, C. Yip, M. Oheim, A. Salomon

This paper introduces a simple, inexpensive 3D fluorescent test sample made from tissue paper labeled with a highlighter pen for quality control and comparison across optical sectioning microscopies.

bioRxiv · Apr 27, 2021Biophysics

Fast, multicolor 3-D imaging of brain organoids with a new single-objective two-photon virtual light-sheet microscope

I. Rakotoson, B. Delhomme, P. Djian, A. Deeg, M. Brunstein, C. Seebacher, R. Uhl, C. Ricard, M. Oheim

The paper introduces a new single-objective two-photon virtual light-sheet microscope for fast, multicolor 3-D imaging of brain organoids and demonstrates its advantages over confocal microscopy.

bioRxiv · Nov 3, 2018 · PreprintBiophysics