1) Read the 2-photon paper.
2) Start reading the Nikon Microscopy U and American Journal of Physics articles on confocal microscopy.
Fall course: Biomedical Optics Journal Club
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Favorite sub-diffraction imaging method
Recommended Reading and Links
- American Journal of Physics
- Amir Gandjbakhche's Lab at NIH
- arXiv: Source of pre-publication papers
- Beckman Laser Institute
- Biophotonics Magazine
- Computational physics book by Gould and Tobochnik
- Journal of Biomedical Optics
- Journal of Microscopy
- Melles Griot Optics Guide
- Nikon Microscopy University
- Numerical Recipes
- Optics and Photonics News
- Optics Express
- Pubmed Central--Source for papers on NIH-funded work
- Scientific American
- The Word of Feynman. (Thanks be to Feynman.)
- Tony Durkin's Optics Blog
- Virtual Journal of Biomedical Optics (not the same as Journal of Biomedical Optics)
- Wolfram's Mathworld. (I may not use their software much, but their mathematical articles are excellent.)
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- Alex Small
- Pomona, CA, United States
- I'm an assistant professor of physics at Cal Poly Pomona. My research interests are theoretical biophysics (any and all issues related to blood vessels) and optics (especially optics beyond the diffraction limit).
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