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Nanoscale alloys emit NIR light for medical applications
05/14/2013
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have demonstrated that nanometer-scale alloys possess the ability to emit light so bright they could have potenti...
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A benefits-rich approach to bio-optics commercialization
05/13/2013
To my mind, the excitement of biophotonics research is surpassed only by its transfer to the larger world, where it can benefit humanity. |
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Two-photon excited fluorescence imaging is useful for identifying ovarian tumors in mice
05/08/2013
I work at the University of Arizona in the Tissue Optics Lab, led by Dr. Jennifer K. Barton. Our lab focuses on developing and using optical imaging methods ...
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Study supports tissue fluorescence visualization technology for oral cancer detection
05/07/2013
Tissue fluorescence visualization technology developer LED Medical Diagnostics is part of a recent clinical study documenting the ability of the company's VE...
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NEUROSURGERY/CANCER DETECTION/PROTEOMICS: Regulators approve optical systems for biomedicine
05/01/2013
Among recent regulatory approvals for bio-optics products are a second FDA 501(k) clearance for Monteris Medical's (Minneapolis, MN) MRI-guided laser ablatio...
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INTRACELLULAR IMAGING/FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY: Cycled quantum-dot approach boosts capabilities for single-cell molecular profiling
05/01/2013
A simple, low-cost method for color-coding individual cells can illuminate 10 times as many biomarkers as is otherwise possible—and thus promises to allow mo...
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Upcoming Webcasts |
Improving fluorescence microscopy outcomes with thin-film interference filters
Enhanced sensitivity and specificity enables greater efficiency and effectiveness in fluorescence microscopy. This webcast will discuss an easy means of achi...
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On Demand Webcasts |
Optical design fundamentals for bioimaging applications and systemsThis webcast will cover the basics of biomedical optics and optical engineering for various biomedical imaging approaches. |
Non-Medical Applications of OCT
n this webcast, Dr. Michael Leitner, head of the optical coherence tomography group at RECENDT - Research Center for Non Destructive Testing GmbH (Linz, Aust...
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