Advancing imaging: insights from the 2026 Photonics100
Clockwise from top left: Prof Sarah Bohndiek, University of Cambridge: Dr Francis Kalloor Joseph, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam; Abdel Karim Ruvalcaba-Perez, Friedrich Schiller University Jena; Augusto Carimatto, Pi Imaging, Lausanne; Shahida Imani, Singular Photonics, Edinburgh; Prof David Phillips, University of Exeter; Dr Leilei Peng, University of Arizona; Pouya Rajaeipour, Phaseform; Michael Stelzl, MSTVision; and Dr Leonel Malacrida, Institut Pasteur de Montevideo, Uruguay
Leading researchers recognised in this year’s Photonics100 are developing imaging technologies that address fundamental challenges across medical diagnostics, industrial inspection and scientific research
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