Jenny Stritzel
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Jenny Stritzel’s research centers on advancing optical coherence tomography (OCT) for precise material characterization, with a particular focus on biological tissues and technical samples. Her most cited work, “Refractive-index measurement and inverse correction using optical coherence tomography” (2015, 25 citations), introduces a groundbreaking technique—inverse refractive-index correction (I-RIC)—that enables accurate determination of refractive indices in hard biological tissues and nonopaque materials. This method corrects geometric distortions inherent in OCT imaging, significantly improving measurement fidelity. Stritzel’s contributions bridge a critical gap in biophotonics, offering a robust tool for researchers studying tissue optics and material properties. Her work has been recognized for its practical impact, providing a foundation for more reliable diagnostic imaging and material analysis. With a growing citation record, Stritzel continues to influence the field, demonstrating how innovative correction algorithms can enhance the utility of OCT in both biomedical and industrial applications. Her research exemplifies the power of combining theoretical modeling with experimental validation to solve real-world measurement challenges.
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