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most citedRoadmap on Wavefront Shaping and deep imaging in complex media

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quant-ph2026

Computational aberration-retrieval with entangled photons

Baptiste Courme, YoonSeok Baek, Hugo Defienne

Adaptive optics (AO) is central to high-resolution microscopy, yet conventional implementations often require repeated correction-and-measurement cycles whose number increases with…

physics.optics2026

Aberration sensing in fluorescence microscopy using quantum correlations

Shay Elmalem, Shaurya Aarav, Allard K. F. Hübler +2

Widefield fluorescence microscopy is an essential biological imaging tool, yet its penetration depth is fundamentally restricted by tissue-induced aberrations. Correcting these req…

quant-ph2026

Nonlocal wavefront shaping through complex media

Yanis Trouyet, Neelan Gounden, Pedro Ornelas +3

Wavefront shaping is a key technique for mitigating scattering in complex media, enabling advanced imaging and optical communication. Yet existing approaches are inherently local,…

physics.optics2026

Spatial coherence enabled sensorless adaptive optical imaging

Pranay Mohta, Shaurya Aarav, Hugo Defienne +1

Optical aberrations degrade imaging performance in label-free microscopy, where the absence of a guide star often necessitates sensorless adaptive optics (AO). Conventional sensorl…

quant-ph2026

Reconfigurable Optical Platform for One-way Quantum Communication Complexity

Francesco Mazzoncini, Hugo Defienne, Romain Alléaume +1

Demonstrating a practical quantum advantage remains a central goal in quantum information science. While quantum computational supremacy is still technologically demanding, communi…

quant-ph2026

Single-Image Entanglement Verification with Spatially Encoded Measurement Contexts

Nazanin Dehghan, Alessio D'Errico, Yingwen Zhang +3

Entangled photon pairs produced by spontaneous parametric down-conversion exhibit rich spatial entanglement structure that is often difficult to probe with conventional measurement…