IMOV: Imaging, Waves and Living Matter

A specificity of our team is to address relatively fundamental issues related to the physics of imaging and wave-matter interaction, to develop new laboratory or commercial instruments integrating our scientific advances and to appropriate biological and biomedical topics for which our scientific and technical know-how constitutes an important added value.

• Optimal information extraction
• Miniaturized optical endomicroscopy through multimode fibers

• Functional imaging of ion channels
• Collective dynamics in animals

• Bubble-based scanning near-field acoustic microscopy
• Ultrasound and photoacoustic imaging

• Neuron stimulation and imaging technologies for pharmaceutical research
• Quantitative FRET imaging in living cells
• Evanescent field patterning for optogenetic activation
• Fluorescence fluctuations microscopy