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Vicente Micó
Researcher at University of Valencia
Publications - 178
Citations - 3159
Vicente Micó is an academic researcher from University of Valencia. The author has contributed to research in topics: Holography & Digital holographic microscopy. The author has an hindex of 28, co-authored 163 publications receiving 2670 citations.
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Synthetic aperture superresolution with multiple off-axis holograms.
TL;DR: An optical setup to achieve superresolution in microscopy using holographic recording is presented and optically implemented the approach for a low-numerical-aperture commercial microscope objective.
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Simultaneous remote extraction of multiple speech sources and heart beats from secondary speckles pattern.
Zeev Zalevsky,Yevgeny Beiderman,Israel Margalit,Shimshon Gingold,Mina Teicher,Vicente Micó,Javier Garcia +6 more
TL;DR: This manuscript proposes an optical approach allowing the extraction and the separation of remote sound sources that is very modular and it does not apply any constraints regarding the relative position of the sound sources and the detection device.
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Superresolution digital holographic microscopy for three-dimensional samples
TL;DR: An approach that allows superresolution imaging of three-dimensional (3-D) samples by numerical refocusing is presented in the field of digital holographic microscopy and a time multiplexing superresolved approach to overcome the Abbe's diffraction limit is presented.
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Superresolved imaging in digital holography by superposition of tilted wavefronts.
TL;DR: The method is defined in terms of an incoherent superposition of tilted wavefronts and has implementation advantages for applications in biological imaging or the microelectronic industry in which structured targets are being inspected.
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Synthetic aperture superresolved microscopy in digital lensless Fourier holography by time and angular multiplexing of the object information
TL;DR: A method capable of improving the resolution in a digital lensless Fourier holographic configuration based on synthetic aperture (SA) generation by using time-multiplexing tilted illumination onto the input object is presented.