Optofluidic system for three-dimensional sensing and identification of micro-organisms with digital holographic microscopy.
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Bahram Javidi | Arun Anand | Donghak Shin | Mehdi Daneshpanah | B. Javidi | A. Anand | Dong-Hak Shin | M. Danesh-Panah
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