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Master Lumi 2019 presentation October 18, 2018 Light waves in complex media: from biological tissues to cold atoms Romain Pierrat Arthur Goetschy Institut Langevin, ESPCI Paris, CNRS The challenge of seeing through scattering media

Master Lumi 2019 – presentation October 18, 2018 Light waves in complex media: from biological tissues to cold atoms Romain Pierrat Arthur Goetschy Institut Langevin, ESPCI Paris, CNRS
The challenge of “seeing through scattering media” In vitro In vivo Multiple scattering (1) How can we describe wave propagation in complex environments ? (2) How to extract an image/information despite disorder ? (3) How to take advantage of the degrees of freedom of complex systems to achieve new functionalities ?
Transport regimes and imaging modalities Multiple scattering Opt. diffuse tomography Single scattering Opt. coherence tomography Ballistic propagation
Coherent effects and imaging modalities Speckle How to recover an object Memory effect hidden behind an opaque imaging medium from the speckle ? Diffusing wave spectroscopy Access to dynamic properties of the (functional imaging) medium
Wavefront shaping: an ongoing revolution !
Light and cold atomic gases Radiation trapping due to resonant atoms Flash effect in temporal transmission Wave localization and coherent backscattering
Organization Schedule 28 hours 28 hours of lectures with 4 tutorials Thursday afternoon, January-February Laboratory visit Laboratory visit (optional) Exam Oral Location Sorbonne Université Language English or french

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