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Cool new #lightsheet #Microscopy #preprint by Yannan Chen @rajutomer: Utilizing a RGB laser projector as a #lightsheet source leads to excellent data quality in a low-cost microscope - and allows tuning of the #lightsheet thickness!

Fabian F. Voigt

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#lightsheet #Microscopy #preprint #lightsheet #lightsheet

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Aquiles Carattino3 years ago

@YannanChen10 Using a projector as a light-source sounds like a very interesting idea! I'll definitely check out the preprint as soon as I get a bit of time.

Tim Feinstein3 years ago

@Maurice_Y_Lee @YannanChen10 Wow, that is just plain cool!

Francesco Pampaloni3 years ago

@YannanChen10 Supercool! The Nebra Anybeam DMD laser projector seems to be discontinued, however. Alternatives? @YannanChen10 @ Raju Tomer?

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