April 2024 Issue
Feature Articles
Mapping Biology with Spatial Omics
A recent explosion of spatial profiling techniques—largely enabled by optics and photonics technologies—gives biologists an unprecedented view of single cells and tissues.
by Meeri KimStructured Colors with Dielectric Nanoresonators
Nano-optic features such as nanopillars, subwavelength resonators and Mie voids are all emerging as new tools for creating realistic, durable and environmentally sound alternatives to traditional pigments.
by Joel Yang, Hao Wang, John Chan You En, Mario Hentschel and Yuri KivsharDepartments and Columns
A Live Look at the Reproductive System
At the upcoming Optica Biophotonics Congress, Irina Larina will talk about dynamic optical coherence tomography for in vivo imaging of the fallopian tubes.
Also in this Issue
30, 20, and 10 Years Ago in OPN
Interconnected computing; 3D imaging; a gigapixel superscope.

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