ArticleBiomedical optics express2026
Five-modal multiphoton microscopy enabled by a tunable dual-wavelength fiber laser.
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Abstract
Coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) microscopy provides chemically specific, label-free contrast that complements the structural and functional information offered by multiphoton microscopy (MPM). However, the widespread adoption of multimodal CARS systems has been hindered by the complexity and limited tunability of conventional solid-state laser sources. We demonstrate a tunable dual-wavelength laser source based on self-phase-modulation enabled spectral selection (SESS), delivering pump pulses tunable from 775 nm to 950 nm together with synchronized Stokes pulses at 1.035 µm. The source operates at a repetition rate of 37 MHz with pulse energies exceeding 2 nJ and enables continuous Raman shift coverage from 800 cm
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