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Quantum-sensing-enabled in situ imaging of free radicals in chemical reactions

Operando imaging of chemical reactions typically requires the inclusion of an extrinsic handle such as a fluorescent probe. Here quantum-sensing-enabled chemical operando microscopy is developed to intrinsically image the photocatalytic generation of free radicals on TiO₂.

Yibo Yang
Zengrong Zhou
Jiandong Feng
Research27 Feb 2026
Nature Catalysis

Volume: 9, P: 319-327
Leveraging spatial-angular redundancy for self-supervised denoising of 3D fluorescence imaging without temporal dependency

Photon noise fundamentally limits 3D fluorescence imaging performance. Lu et al. proposed LF-denoising, a self-supervised transformer leveraging spatial-angular redundancy for denoising without temporal dependence, enabling high-fidelity intravital imaging.

Zhi Lu
Wentao Chen
Qionghai Dai
ResearchOpen Access24 Nov 2025
Nature Communications

Volume: 16, P: 1-15
Physics-driven self-supervised learning for fast high-resolution robust 3D reconstruction of light-field microscopy

SeReNet is an accurate, generalizable, and efficient physics-driven self-supervised reconstruction network for light-field microscopy that enables day-long high-speed 3D intravital imaging of processes including immune responses and neural activity.

Zhi Lu
Manchang Jin
Qionghai Dai
ResearchOpen Access12 May 2025
Nature Methods

Volume: 22, P: 1545-1555