Inexpensive laser could increase access to optical coherence tomography imaging.

Research could advance medical imaging and quantum computing.

New approach for solving problems in cell biology, cancer research, developmental biology and neuroscience.

New technology has the potential to replace current 2D imaging such as MRI scans.

A new type of microscope can take 3D images of cells while working in a natural environment.

Improved method enables high-resolution chemical and structural imaging of cells at the nanoscale.

Optical coherence tomography is tested to evaluate transplant viability of donor organs.

New technology could enable point-of-care skin cancer diagnosis.