Latest Articles for Resolution

New device uses fNIRS to reconstruct images from brain activity.

Exploring the role of moduli spaces and dihedral groups in algebraic geometry.

A new method enhances low-quality videos while maintaining consistency across frames.

New X-ray techniques enhance visualization of biological tissues at micro levels.

An overview of graph isomorphism, resolution methods, and their complexities.

This study presents high-resolution images of the ELAIS-N1 area in the sky.

Investigating the impact of singularities on complex surfaces.

Research focuses on improving human avatar video quality for better immersive experiences.

Research introduces a new method for improving event camera image quality.

Exploring the efficiency of optical Ising machines in complex problem-solving.

A new method significantly improves imaging resolution for biological samples.

SHARP improves resolution of Hi-C contact matrices, leading to better genomic insights.

Examining collective neutrino oscillations and misconceptions affecting their simulations.

A new architecture improves dense predictions on 3D meshes using multi-resolution techniques.

This article discusses advances in X-ray nano-computed tomography for biological research.

ARP-GEM1 model enhances climate simulation accuracy and efficiency at various resolutions.

A new approach to improve satellite image recognition while managing costs.

Scientists enhance image capture methods using scintillating screens at European XFEL.

Learn how CDIM improves image clarity and restores lost details.

A look into constant scalar curvature metrics and their challenges.

SFSR imaging enhances resolution for studying tiny structures in science.

Discover how Elastic-DETR adapts image resolution for better object detection.

Learn how Lidar technology sharpens your photos and reduces blur.

A special lens separates orbital angular momentum and radial momentum in light.

Faster and clearer medical imaging techniques are transforming healthcare.

Revolutionary THz imaging offers a new way to look inside materials without damage.