CARLOS CHACÓN
Optics, Microscopy Researcher and Developer
working at the intersection of optical imaging,
computational microscopy and data visualization.
Optics, Microscopy Researcher and Developer
working at the intersection of optical imaging,
computational microscopy and data visualization.
Computational Microscopy
My research focuses on optical microscopy, holographic imaging and tomographic reconstruction. I develop numerical and experimental tools to recover quantitative information from light–matter interactions.
I am a physicist specializing in optical microscopy, electron microscopy, and computational imaging. After completing an MSc in Physics, I developed experience in optical instrumentation, optical metrology, SEM, AFM, phase-contrast microscopy, and 3D reconstruction. I am currently completing my PhD in Tomographic Diffractive Microscopy, focusing on advanced optical architectures for quantitative 3D imaging.
My work lies at the interface of optics, computation, and visualization. I combine optical system design, interferometric imaging, numerical reconstruction, and data visualization to develop tools that help observe and quantify biological and material samples beyond conventional microscopy approaches.