Claas Falldorf

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Germany

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Claas Falldorf is the Head of Group at BIAS GmbH in Germany. His research areas encompass advanced imaging techniques and optical metrology, as evidenced by his recent publications on high-resolution imaging, holography, and optical measurement concepts. Notable works include his studies on two-photon polymerization and the application of phase-contrast imaging in quality inspections. His expertise contributes significantly to the fields of secure document technologies and innovative display methods.

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Ralf Bergmann

Professor, head of institute

GERMANY

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Alberto Garcia-Ortiz

University of Bremen

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Enrique Castro-Camus

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Philipps-Universität Marburg

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High Resolution Imaging Using Micro-Objectives Fabricated by 2-Photon-Polymerization

Buried volume holograms fabricated by two-photon polymerization

A Complementary Approach for Securing and Anti-Counterfeiting of Valuable Documents Based on Encryption of Computer-Generated Hologram

Fast simulation of the influence of a refractive free-form microstructure on a wave field based on scalar diffraction theory

Extended-Aperture Shape Measurements Using Spatially Partially Coherent Illumination (ExASPICE)

Flash-profilometry: fullfield lensless acquisition of spectral holograms for coherence scanning profilometry

Functional pixels: a pathway towards true holographic displays using today’s display technology

Chocolate inspection by means of phase-contrast imaging using multiple-plane terahertz phase retrieval

The coherence function and its information content for optical metrology

Optical In-Process Measurement: Concepts for Precise, Fast and Robust Optical Metrology for Complex Measurement Situations

Multicolor Holographic Display of 3D Scenes Using Referenceless Phase Holography (RELPH)

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Ralf Bergmann

Alberto Garcia-Ortiz

Enrique Castro-Camus

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