Recent progress in digital holographic microscopy: From superresolution to ultrafast imaging

Digital holographic microscopy (DHM) with full-field quantitative complex imaging (amplitude and phase) has been widely used in optical metrology for measuring optical micro-/nano-devices and biological living cells with high phase accuracy and in situ observation. These push the quantitative amplitude/phase imaging and optical metrology of DHM becoming an attractive tool for various fields of scientific work and industrial applications. This talk will describe state-of-The-Art technology and recent progress in DHM from various superresolution and tomographic image techniques in spatial domain for ultrafast imaging with spatio-Temporal multiplexing scheme and also to study the dynamic phenomena of laser and matter interaction from nanosecond to femtosecond time scales.