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Wide-field and non-invasive imaging of brain tumours with scattered light techniques. [PDF]

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Binner P, Radford J, Starshynov I, Madhusudan M, Strathdee K, Stevenson K, Walker M, Ciccone G, Tejeda G, Tobin AB, Vassalli M, Chalmers AJ, Ekanayake J, Faccio D.   +13 more
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Mechanical de-skewing enables high-resolution imaging of thin tissue slices with a mesoSPIM light-sheet microscope. [PDF]

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Moreno S, Mohanan S, Elnageh A, Boland E, Williamson L, Olianti C, Sacconi L, Smith G, Huethorst E, Müllenbroich C.   +9 more
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Ferroelectricity from Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking in Amorphous BN-Based Thin Films Grown via Atomic Layer Annealing. [PDF]

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Bhattarai B, Dalba DA, Niavol SS, Gamachchi DM, Karunarathne IM, Zhang X, Xu W, Cao D, Meng WJ, Meng AC.   +9 more
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Particle sizing in milk by combined differential dynamic microscopy and cryo-FIB-SEM tomography.

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Bradley JJ, Laidlaw FHJ, Pendry T, Li NYD, Boggon AK, Glen T, Martinez VA, Arlt J, Thijssen JHJ, Poon WCK.   +9 more
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Applications of Digital Image Processing to Astronomy

Optica Acta, 1982
(1982). Applications of Digital Image Processing to Astronomy. Optica Acta: International Journal of Optics: Vol. 29, No. 5, pp. 592-592.
L Norton-Wayne
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Image data-processing system for solar astronomy

Applied Optics, 1977
Image processing has become an invaluable tool in the analysis of solar astronomy and other scientific data. In particular, a number of powerful and intricate image-processing systems have been developed. One such system is the MSFC/S-056 Image Data Processing System (IDAPS), especially designed for the analysis of the Skylab/ATM S-056 X-Ray Telescope ...
R M, Wilson, D L, Teuber, J R, Watkins, D T, Thomas, C M, Cooper   +4 more
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Image Processing in Radio Astronomy

Integrated Computational Imaging Systems, 2001
Image Processing has enabled large improvements in the performance of radio telescopes. Non-linear deconvolution and adaptive (self-) calibration techniques were developed in radio astronomy in the seventies and eighties. These processing techniques are now part of the standard tool kit used by any radio astronomer.
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Investigation of radio astronomy image processing techniques for use in the passive millimetre-wave security screening environment

Proceedings of SPIE, 2014
Image processing techniques can be used to improve the cost-effectiveness of future interferometric Passive MilliMetre Wave (PMMW) imagers. The implementation of such techniques will allow for a reduction in the number of collecting elements whilst ensuring adequate image fidelity is maintained.
Neil Salmon, Peter N Wilkinson
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Data Compression Techniques in Image Processing for Astronomy

1985
The classical way to digitally encode an image consists in sampling it on the nodes of a two dimensional grid and assigning to each pixel (picture element) a numerical value which expresses, to a desired accuracy, the luminance value on that node. A digital image can, therefore, be thought of as a matrix. Fig.
C. Cafforio, I. De Lotto, F. Rocca, M. Savini   +3 more
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Image Processing Techniques in Astronomy

Astrophysics and Space Science Library, 1975
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