| Literature DB >> 32574033 |
Geonsoo Jin1, Hunter Bachman1, Ty Downing Naquin1, Joseph Rufo1, Serena Hou1, Zhenhua Tian1, Chenglong Zhao2,3, Tony Jun Huang1.
Abstract
Optical imaging with nanoscale resolution and a large field of view is highly desirable in many research areas. Unfortunately, it is challenging to achieve these two features simultaneously while using a conventional microscope. An objective lens with a low numerical aperture (NA) has a large field of view but poor resolution. In contrast, a high NA objective lens will have a higher resolution but reduced field of view. In an effort to close the gap between these trade-offs, we introduce an acoustofluidic scanning nanoscope (AS-nanoscope) that can simultaneously achieve high resolution with a large field of view. The AS-nanoscope relies on acoustofluidic-assisted scanning of multiple microsized particles. A scanned 2D image is then compiled by processing the microparticle images using an automated big-data image algorithm. The AS-nanoscope has the potential to be integrated into a conventional microscope or could serve as a stand-alone instrument for a wide range of applications where both high resolution and large field of view are required.Entities:
Keywords: acoustic streaming; acoustofluidics; image processing; scanning nanoscope; super resolution
Year: 2020 PMID: 32574033 PMCID: PMC7438315 DOI: 10.1021/acsnano.0c03009
Source DB: PubMed Journal: ACS Nano ISSN: 1936-0851 Impact factor: 15.881