Concept

Lens (vertebrate anatomy)

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Explores stress-based frequency tuning in micro/nanomechanical devices, covering black body radiation, optical nonlinearity, NETD, and dynamic range.

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Explores ray constructions through lenses, total internal reflection, dispersion, and eye anatomy.

Explores optical aberrations, including spherical aberration, astigmatism, and chromatic aberration, and discusses methods to minimize them.

Explains ray optics principles, focusing on thin spherical lenses and object-image relationships.

Explores spherical aberration, astigmatism, coma, and chromatic aberration in lenses.

Covers the formation of images by lens and mirror systems.

Explores the formation of virtual images by a convergent lens.

Explores the impact of feedback on teaching and provides strategies for improvement based on student evaluation and self-reflection.

Introduces the basics of Transmission Electron Microscopy, covering TEM user interface, camera settings, vacuum overview, and image analysis.

Explains cardinal points, principal planes, and tracing rays through thick lenses in optical systems.

Explains how to calculate the position of the final image in a doublet of thin lenses.

Explores 3D printing using continuous wave light for single photon absorption and its applications in advanced additive manufacturing technologies.

Covers the history of photomedicine, including the development of PDT and its application in treating age-related macular degeneration.

Covers the positioning of objects and images in relation to a lens, including the concept of virtual images.

Explores radiometry and photometry concepts, including the history of photomedicine and the measurement of electromagnetic radiation and light.

Covers electron microscope components, vacuum systems, aberrations, detectors, and specimen holders.

Explores spherical and chromatic aberrations, their types, corrections, and effects on imaging quality.

Refreshes the construction rules of ray diagrams in geometrical optics.