Dark-field microscopy is a powerful technique used to visualize unstained samples by illuminating them with light at oblique angles, resulting in high-contrast images of weakly scattering objects.

by Victor Park, KATU Staff Thu, February 20th 2025 at 10:56 PM ...

Traditional microscopy often struggles to detect dark excitons because they don’t emit light. To overcome this, the researchers used a dark-field technique, which blocks direct light and only captures ...

Dark-field microscopy (DFM) is a widely used imaging tool, due to its high-contrast capability in imaging label-free specimens. Traditional DFM requires optical alignment to block the oblique ...

An original database of randomly positioned dark-field images is created through dark-field microscopy characterization,” said Yuheng Chen, a doctoral student at Purdue, in a statement. “Gold ...

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Using a plasmonic dark-field microscope, the research team discovered temporal patterns (high time-series characteristics) in the rotational movements of endosomes in cells, which they interpreted ...