Microscope objective based 4π spectroscopic tissues scattering goniometry

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Dr. Zach Simmons is an optical physics with experience in atomic systems, lasers, microscopy, and light-scattering. Simmons' research focuses on the interface of precision approaches from atomic physics with the broad applications of microscopy and biology.

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Zachary Simmons, Ph.D.

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B.S.

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Microscope objective based 4π spectroscopic tissues scattering goniometry