Measuring light transport properties using speckle patterns as structured illumination

Nature·Aug 1

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Researchers are exploring the use of speckle patterns as structured illumination to measure light transport properties. Studies are investigating various aspects of this approach, including the effects of light polarization, angular correlations, and wavefront sensing. The research appears to involve the use of advanced techniques such as deep learning and vortex light to improve sensing and imaging capabilities.

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