fun to be part of this work from Janelia Farm on a new open-source software package: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

www.spiedigitallibrary.org/journals/jou... Enhanced extreme ultraviolet mask imaging with Fourier ptychographic microscopy

www.spiedigitallibrary.org/journals/jou... Enhanced extreme ultraviolet mask imaging with Fourier ptychographic microscopy

🎓 ICCP 2026 Summer School - July 11-12 at Princeton! Extend your ICCP trip with hands-on courses on cryo-EM, adaptive optics, SPAD imaging, and interferometry. Applications reviewed on a rolling basis - apply early! iccp2026.iccp-conference.org#school #ICCP2026

Good news! The ICCP 2026 paper submission deadline has been extended by one week to April 17, 2026 ⏰. All other dates remain unchanged. iccp2026.iccp-conference.org#callforpapers #ICCP2026

⏰ Remember: #ICCP2026 paper deadline is coming up this Friday already, welcoming submissions across various fields around computational imaging! Details can be found on our website: iccp2026.iccp-conference.org/#callforpapers

ICCP 2026 is coming to @princeton.edu, July 13-15! Paper submissions are now open, deadline April 10. Accepted papers published in ICCP Proceedings or IEEE PAMI Special Issue. Take a sneak peek at already confirmed speakers on our website: iccp2026.iccp-conference.org! #ICCP2026

Fun video about DiffuserCam: www.youtube.com/watch?v=97f0...

Bringing old school info theory into modern day imaging with @henrypinkard.bsky.social @lakabuli.bsky.social : eecs.berkeley.edu/2026/01/lens...

It can be broadly applied across diverse imaging systems in photography, microscopy, and astronomy.

We developed a method to estimate mutual information directly from noisy measurements of unknown objects. It requires only measurements and a noise model.

Information determines what's possible: With more information, algorithms can discern different objects, and they can reconstruct better, classify more accurately, or extract otherwise imperceptible details.

Imaging systems are encoders. They map objects (scenes, cells, galaxies) to measurements through lenses, sensors, and detectors.

Imaging systems have traditionally been designed to produce pictures for human eyes. But increasingly, measurements get processed by AI. What if we designed them to maximize information rather than visual appeal? Could we see the universe, diagnose diseases, and capture photos better? #NeurIPS2025