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Automated phasor segmentation of fluorescence lifetime imaging data for discriminating pigments and binders used in artworks

Mattana et al., 2022

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16398938197767881052
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Mattana S
Dal Fovo A
Lagarto J
Bossuto M
Shcheslavskiy V
Fontana R
Cicchi R
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Molecules

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The non-invasive analysis of fluorescence from binders and pigments employed in mixtures in artworks is a major challenge in cultural heritage science due to the broad overlapping emission of different fluorescent species causing difficulties in the data interpretation. To …
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