The primary reason we can't see what's inside of us is that light scatters when it passes through tissue. The body is densely packed with many types of substances, such as bone and fat ...

This includes advancements in modeling how light scatters on surfaces, the development of new algorithms for rendering, and the exploration of statistical properties of surfaces to enhance visual ...

By exploiting how light scatters off their tiny surfaces, these robots can manipulate light fields, providing tools for high-resolution imaging, tunable optics, and force sensing at an ultrasmall ...

It was around 1870 when the British physicist John William Strutt, better known as Lord Rayleigh, first found an explanation ...