Slideshow: IMEC explores bio, nano frontiers

Rick Merritt

11/16/2012 7:41 AM EST

Lens-free imaging

Researchers are developing lens-free imagers to peer deeply and non-invasively into biological samples such as neurons growing in the bioreactor. In this demo, they use a CMOS imager and laser light to see into the cells of a lotus plant.

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Slideshow: IMEC explores bio, nano frontiers

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