Q-MIC partners gather for the 2nd consortium meeting in Milan From March 20-21st, consortium members of the Q-MIC project gathered at the Politecnico di Milano to discuss the advances of the project and set the future steps for the continuation of the initiative. Officially launched at the beginning of October of 2018, the Future and […]
Consortium members gather to give start to the FET project Q-MIC, aimed at developing a lens-free microscope enhanced by quantum light Officially launched on Monday October 1st with the formal kick-off meeting taking place at ICFO, the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) project Q-MIC (Quantum-enhanced on-chip interference microscopy) is now in motion. Q-MIC will aim […]
In transmitted light microscopy, the specimen quality does not always lend itself to easy observation and image recording with excellent contrast in simple brightfield imaging mode. Investigations dealing with inherently low-contrast specimens, such as unstained bacteria, thin tissue slices, and adherent live cells, rely on specialized contrast-enhancing techniques to assist with imaging these virtually transparent […]
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 801060