Speaker
Prof. Juergen Czarske, Dresden University of Technology
Time
2024/06/24 1:30PM
Location
Room 1-418, SEIEE Building
Host
Dr. Yuye Ling, Associate Professor, Department of Electronic Engineering
Abstract
Light has the potential to recognize the development of diseases, to prevent them or to heal them early and gently. Traditionally, however, lens-based imaging results in bulky systems. We outline the 3D imaging with needle-sized, lensless multicore fiber endoscopes using holography. Deep learning is promising for label-free cancer diagnostics in neurosurgery using minimally invasive endoscopy. Besides biomedicine data transmission with fiber networks will be high lighted. Multimode fibers show promise for improving data rates in optical communications but come with the challenge of compensating for scattering effects. Physics-informed deep learning enables to correct the scattering, resulting in advancing security and data rate. Fiber imaging promises advances in various fields such as information, biomedicine and environmental protection.