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Comprehensive optical imaging of biological and technical samples

Welcome to the BioPhase Imaging Group, an interdisciplinary research laboratory at the Warsaw University of Technology. We develop methodologies and computational algorithms for 2D and 3D Quantitative Phase Imaging, enabling non-invasive, label-free imaging of biological samples. Our work encompasses the creation of tailored 3D metrological microphantoms for optical system evaluation and the advancement of in vitro and in vivo cellular analysis, notably through the ERC-funded Re.HOT project. Combining optical engineering with a strong commitment to open-source software, our group focuses on providing biomedical professionals with accurate and reliable volumetric data.

Lab Services

Explore Our Main Services.

Digital Holographic Microscopy

Digital Holographic Microscopy for label-free, high-throughput analysis of cellular morphology, dynamics, and dry mass distribution.

Holographic Tomography

Holographic Tomography, three-dimensional refractive index imaging enabling volumetric visualization and quantitative characterization of cells and organoids.

Raman Spectroscopy

Raman Spectroscopy for non-invasive molecular imaging technique providing chemical and biochemical information with high specificity.

Optical Coherence Diffraction Tomography

This system performs Holographic Tomography measurements simultaneously in transmission and reflection, allowing unprecedented resolution.

Single-shot tomography

Single-shot optical diffraction tomography for ultra-fast volumetric imaging.

Transmission OCT

Quantitative transmission OCT that allows to isolate weakly-scattered photons from multiply-scattered ones for imaging of scattering samples.

Reflection OCT

Classic OCT system for analysis of biological and technical structures

Wide-field Microscopy

Conventional optical imaging for rapid visualization of sample morphology and general structural assessment.

Nanoscribe

High-resolution two-photon 3D microfabrication system for rapid prototyping of complex micro- and nano-scale structures.