Sensors for Fluorescence Microscopic Imaging

Dear Colleagues,

The continuous emergence of novel fluorescence microscopic imaging methods has resulted in their becoming one of the most important and intuitive research methods for exploring the microworld. The development of fluorescence microscopy imaging methods tends to be multidisciplinary, including optics, materials, and instruments. Microscopic imaging methods have received more and more attention and have become one of the most important tools and methods for exploring nature.

Therefore, this Special Issue aims to bring together original research reports and review articles on the latest advances, technologies, solutions, applications, and new challenges in the field of more detailed and realistic imaging and sensing in fluorescence microscopy.

• Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Novel super-resolution microscopy;
• Novel sensors for fluorescence microscopic imaging;
• Artificial intelligence-enhanced imaging and sensing;
• Novel fluorescence microscopy comminating with other techniques;
• Fluorescence microscopy in a special environment.

Dr. Liang Li
Guest Editor

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• fluorescence microscopy
• sensor
• super-resolution
• combination
• widefield
• light-quenching inhibition
• deep learning in imaging