A study led by Xi Chen, a postdoctoral fellow working with CCIL member Gabriel Popescu, Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering, proposed a new, non-destructive tomography method that is able to perform under fewer limitations. The proposed technique, named “Wolf phase tomography” after the late Emil Wolf, a pioneer in the field of optical coherence, may open new avenues for medical applications involving phenotypic screening, cancer histopathology, and 3D imaging of the tumor microenvironment.
Read the full study, recently published in the high impact journal, Light: Science and Applications.