Digital Holography Imaging Techniques and Applications Using Sensors

Dear Colleagues,

In the few last decades, digital holography (DH) has experimented with exponential growth with the fast development of digital sensors, computers and coherent sources. Hence, many different DH techniques have been recently developed as well as a lot of different applications can be found nowadays in diverse fields such as virtual reality, information security, manufacturing or label-free microscopy.

This Special Issue, therefore, aims to gather original contributions and review articles on current advances in DH regarding techniques, technology and applications.

Topics include but are not limited to:

• DH techniques;
• Machine learning in DH;
• DH microscopy;
• Holographic tomography;
• Lensless DH;
• Lab-on-chip holography;
• Computer-generated holograms;
• Augmented and virtual reality;
• 3D display and imaging;
• Information security and defense;
• Compressive sensing in DH;
• Single-pixel DH;
• DH applications in manufacturing.

Dr. Jose Angel Picazo-Bueno
Guest Editor

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