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When to Use NIR-II Imaging — and When Not To

NIR-II imaging is not simply a longer-wavelength alternative to NIR-I. It enables specific biological questions to be addressed that are difficult—or impossible—to resolve with shorter wavelengths. At the same time, some applications remain better served by bioluminescence. A strategic modality decision begins with the biological endpoint.
Alexis Francès
12 min read
May 22, 2026
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