Picture of a Japanese Zero airplane model (left) and movie of the three-dimensional reconstructed wave scattered by the airplane model (right). Authors use a backpropagation algorithm and a planar geometry to reconstruct images of resolved objects imbedded in tissue phantoms. [See article by C. L. Matson and H. Liu Fig. 3 for details.]
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