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    • Stimulated Raman projection tomography offers label-free 3D chemical imaging.
    • Traditional methods require sample rotation, limiting speed and hindering live-sample studies.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel tilt-angle stimulated Raman projection tomography (TSPRT) system.
    • To enable faster volumetric chemical imaging without mechanical sample rotation.

    Main Methods:

    • Designed a TSPRT system utilizing tilt-angle beams and a four-galvo-mirror scanner.
    • Acquired angle-dependent projection images by sequentially imaging from different azimuth angles.
    • Developed optical system design, theory, and calibration for tomographic reconstruction.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated a rotation-free system for rapid scanning of different views.
    • Successfully reconstructed 3D vibrational images of polystyrene beads and C. elegans.
    • Showcased imaging in the C-H vibrational region.

    Conclusions:

    • The TSPRT system significantly enhances volumetric imaging speed.
    • The developed system facilitates label-free 3D chemical imaging of biological samples.
    • This technology opens possibilities for studying dynamic processes in living organisms.