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Nonlinear microscopy has become an invaluable tool for biological imaging, offering high-resolution visualization of biological specimens. In this manuscript, we present the application of a spectral phase measurement technique, i 2 PIE, to compress broad-bandwidth supercontinuum pulses in light-sheet fluorescence microscopy. The results demonstrated a significant improvement in the two-photon excitation response achieved. We also showed that the implementation of i 2 PIE allowed for enhanced image contrasts when compared to conventional compression techniques, with i 2 PIE producing an image contrast improvement over conventional methods by over 50%.
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