The field of acousto-optical tomography (AOT) for medical applications began in the 1990s
and has since developed multiple techniques for the detection of ultrasound-modulated …

We present in vivo ultrasound modulated optical tomography (UOT) results on mice, using
the persistent spectral hole burning (PSHB) effect in a Tm^ 3+: YAG crystal. Indocyanine …

High-resolution optical imaging through or within thick scattering media is a long sought
after yet unreached goal. In the past decade, the thriving technique developments in …

Ultrasound-modulated optical tomography (UOT) is a powerful imaging technique to
discriminate healthy from unhealthy biological tissues based on their optical signature …

The molecular sensitivity provided by optical photons has potential advantages in medical
diagnostics, for example, in distinguishing healthy from cancerous tissue. However …

Biological tissues are very strong light‐scattering media. As a consequence, current medical
imaging devices do not allow deep optical imaging unless invasive techniques are used …

Unique spectroscopic properties of isolated rare earth ions in solids offer optical linewidths
rivaling those of trapped single atoms and enable a variety of recent applications. We design …

Ultrasound optical tomography (UOT) is an imaging technique based on the acousto-optic
effect that can perform optical imaging with ultrasound resolution inside turbid media, and is …

Biological tissue is a highly scattering medium that prevents deep imaging of light. For
medical applications, optical imaging offers a molecular sensitivity that would be beneficial …

Flip-flop processes due to magnetic dipole-dipole interaction between neighboring ions in
crystals doped by rare-earth ions are one of the mechanisms of relaxation between …