Dynamic Nano-DIHM for real-time and in-situ measurement of particles such as viruses
AssigneeThe Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning/Mcgill University
InventorsParisa A. Ariya, Devendra Pal
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AssigneeThe Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning/Mcgill University
InventorsParisa A. Ariya, Devendra Pal
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A real-time, in situ and automated technology and method for dynamic observation of airborne viruses has been developed, and its application for airborne viruses, using a model virus, MS2 bacteriophage, and SARS-COV-1 RNA, has been demonstrated. There is described a method of performing measurements using a digital in-line holographic microscope (DIHM). The method generally has: propagating a light beam through a pinhole, across a medium including particles, and to a sensor; acquiring, with the sensor, a plurality of holograms, the holograms including scattering information of the particles; and determining, from a reconstruction of the holograms, at least one of shape, size, intensity and phase of the particles from the scattering information of said particles.
A method of performing measurements comprising:
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