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Hank Hogan

Researchers at the University of Florida in Gainesville faced a problem familiar to investigators: They wanted to quantitatively visualize microflows. Such visualization is useful for investigating mixing inside a microfluidic chamber or channel. Researchers used deconvolution microscopy and optical sectioning to visualize microfluidic flow. They examined a microchannel device with a microscope stage, capturing the image at a given depth within the microchannel (a). They then adjusted the objective to acquire a stack of images in discrete steps across the entire microchannel depth (b)....Read full article

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    Published: April 2007
    Glossary
    microscope stage
    The component of a microscope on which the sample or slide to be examined is placed. Depending on the design of the microscope, the stage may play a passive role of just supporting the sample or slide being viewed, or it may be moved as part of the focusing process.
    Basic ScienceBiophotonicsmicrofluidic chambermicroscope stageMicroscopyResearch & TechnologySensors & DetectorsUniversity of Florida

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