NIR imaging of biological samples can reveal details about the chemical makeup of the sample. To overcome the difficulties of current imaging devices, which are most sensitive in the visible region of the spectrum, we use ghost imaging with quantum entangled photons. A non-degenerate photon pair is used to probe a sample, revealing structures with fewer photons per second than starlight.
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