How Non-Linear Hyper-Spectral Imaging is Revolutionizing Super-Resolution Imaging
Recently, scientists have developed a new paper-based super-resolution technique for non-linear hyper-spectral imaging. This technique promises to revolutionize the way we approach imaging of small objects, such as cells, bacteria, and viruses. Using a simple paper slide, scientists are now able to capture high-resolution images of these tiny objects with unprecedented accuracy and detail. The paper-based super-resolution technique works by combining multiple images taken at different wavelengths to construct a single image of the object at a higher resolution. Not only does this technique provide more accurate images, but it also reduces the time and cost associated with traditional imaging methods. This new technique has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach imaging of small objects, and could ultimately lead to the development of new treatments and cures for diseases.
source: Phys.org