Abstract

We describe a novel whole-field fluorescence lifetime imaging system, based on a time-gated image intensifier and a solid-state laser oscillator–amplifier, that images lifetime differences of less than 10  ps. This system was successfully applied to discrimination between biological tissue constituents.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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