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High-Speed Photoacoustic Microscopy Captures Processes Within Tissue When Alexander Graham Bell discovered the photoacoustic effect in the 1880s, he might not have envisioned that this technology would ultimately be successfully implemented in biomedical imaging...
Aptamers Provide Instant Photonics-Based Diagnostics Aptamer-based diagnostics is a new field in the development of technologies for instantly identifying disease. Aptamers are short sequences (oligonucleotides) of DNA or RNA that bind to a specific...
Raman Spectroscopy Identifies Disease Characteristics and In Vitro Structure Since the invention of lasers and their integration into Raman spectroscopy systems, the spectroscopy technique has grown in popularity for use in life science and medical applications as a way to...
Dynamic Light-Scattering Method Could Guide Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and Treatment The early detection of neurologic damage caused by Alzheimer’s disease, before symptoms have appeared, is integral to the development of effective treatments. Early detection, made possible by...
Editorial
An unprecedented view of the origins of disease Photoacoustic microscopy is allowing researchers and clinicians an unprecedented view — based on the technique’s ability to reveal information about the circulation of cells throughout the body — of the origins of disease. It is also opening a window into the innate abilities of animal species to adapt to their environments. For example, photoacoustic microscopy has revealed the...
BioScan
Biophotonics Congress 2023 Centers on Cell Labeling in Diagnostics and Superresolution Microscopy Researchers and systems designers with expertise in techniques such as signal and image processing for biomedical optics and optical manipulation of the nervous system will converge April 24-27 at the 2023 Optica Biophotonics Congress. The event will be held in person at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada, as well as virtually. Conor Evans of Massachusetts General Hospital...
SPIE Names Winners of 15th Annual Prism Awards SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, and media partner Photonics Media recognized the top innovators in optics and photonics products at the 2023 Prism Awards ceremony held at...
Spatiotemporal OCT Method Advances Ophthalmological Imaging Spatio-Temporal Optical Coherence Tomography (STOC-T), an ophthalmological imaging technique originally invented to capture optoretinograms, has been enhanced by its developers at the International...
Refined Laser Systems Raises $2.9M for Rapid Cancer Diagnostics Biophotonics technology company and University of Münster spinout Refined Laser Systems has raised €2.7 million ($2.9 million) to develop a prototype intraoperative microscope that the...
Human Limb Model Could Evaluate Fluorophores for Safety in Surgery As the popularity of fluorescence-guided surgery grows, so does the demand to design and develop fluorophores, which serves to distinguish the target tissue from other tissues and subsequently guide...
Rockley Photonics Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection Silicon photonics company Rockley Photonics has filed a petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief, the company disclosed in a Jan. 23 8-K filing. The move comes after Rockley received notice from the...
Researchers Test Imaging Modalities For Accessing Tooth Decay To improve dental health, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco evaluated optical imaging techniques for their efficacy in the identification of secondary tooth decay, which can...
Thorlabs Adds JML Optical to Carve Out Rochester Presence Thorlabs has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire JML Optical Industries LLC, a custom designer and manufacturer of precision optics. The transaction is expected to close later...
TRUMPF, RSP Systems Partner on Wrist-Worn Glucose Sensor A collaboration between TRUMPF Photonic Components and Danish company RSP Systems aims to enable wrist-worn glucose monitoring. TRUMPF will provide its VCSEL technology to the development of a...
SPIE Names 2023 Fellows Class SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, has named the 83 fellows that make up the organization’s class of 2023. Fellows are members of SPIE who have made significant...
Laser-Induced Protein Detection Speeds Diagnosis of Disease Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have developed an optical alternative to immunoassays and other methods used for protein analysis. The alternative method provides rapid, highly sensitive...
Hydrogel Improvements Boost Utility of Expansion Microscopy Collaborators from Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh, and Brown University have described a microscopy technique and set of protocols that overcome a bottleneck to the...
Juronis Takes Over as EKSPLA CEO Vilnius, Lithuania-based high-speed laser technology manufacturer EKSLPA has appointed Aldas Juronis CEO. He succeeds Kestutis Jasiunas in the position. EKSPLA has named Aldas Juronis CEO. Courtesy...
Pump-Probe Spectroscopy Could Help to Control Chiral Molecules An international research team at Freie Universität Berlin, in collaboration with colleagues at the DESY research center, Kiel University, and Kansas State University, has proposed a...
Device Employs Structural Color to Image Ambient Gases Researchers from the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS, Japan), Harvard University, and the University of Connecticut jointly designed and fabricated a simple device developed for...
Photonis Eyes Infrared Imaging Market with Xenics Acquisition Technology company Photonis has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Xenics, a Belgian developer and manufacturer of infrared solutions. Photonis’ technology supports the defense and...
Microscope Captures High-Speed Images of Living Cells in 3D A limitation to conventional microscopy imaging, in which a sample is usually squeezed onto a glass slide, is that the behavior of the cells may differ from their natural environment. Further, the...
Diode Demonstration Establishes Efficient Route to Sterile Settings Since their introduction in the 1960s, laser diodes have been developed and commercialized for a number of applications with wavelengths ranging from infrared to blue-violet. Examples of this...
3D-Printed Achromatic Metalens Brings Fiber Imaging Into Focus Because light of different wavelengths is shaped and refracted differently, lenses located on the end faces of optical fibers can experience strong chromatic aberration. Chromatic aberration can lead...
3 Questions
3 Questions with Dr. Donald Patthoff BioPhotonics spoke with Dr. Donald Patthoff, who practices general dentistry in Martinsburg, W.Va., and is editor of the Journal of Laser Dentistry and co-author of the book Dental Ethics at Chairside: Professional Obligations and Practical Applications. Patthoff is also the co-founder and co-director of the Foundation for Photobiomodulation Research (PBM Foundation). He discusses the need to...
BioOpinion
Priorities differ in industry and academia Most scientists work either in academia or in business. The cultural differences between the academic and business environments in the photonics community can be boiled down to some basic concepts that the scientist must consider when choosing what course his or her career path will take. Common to both environments is the need for integrity — for words, actions, and expectations to be internally...
Postscripts
Insect preference drawn from the color wheel People often make dietary choices based on visual appeal. But this is basic instinct for insects. While insect species may not interpret their surroundings by sight in the same way that humans do, insects do use their eyes to gather information about survival — including visual color cues about what looks good to eat. Aphids, for example, are notorious for feasting on vital crops in agricultural...
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Glass-Bottom Plates Glass Bottom µ-Plates from ibidi GmbH provide microscopy users with high-throughput possibilities for super-resolution and total internal reflection fluorescence. The µ-Plates have...
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Cell Imaging System The Axiovert 5 cell imaging system from ZEISS uses artificial intelligence and automatic functions to ease daily work in the cell lab. From scientific routine and basic research to phase...
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UV Fiber Laser The single-frequency, 308-nm fiber-based UV laser from AdValue Photonics Inc. emits 3 W of average power with a diffraction limited beam. The device enables reliable, high-performance operation...
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Photodiode Photodetectors Extended 2.6-µm Cutoff InGaAs Photodiode Photodetectors from Marktech Optoelectronics Inc. provide high sensitivity, high speed, and low noise for nondispersive spectrometers, pyrometers, and...
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XYZ Deck The H189 Motorized XYZ Deck from Prior Scientific Inc. is designed to match the increased size and versatility of the latest generation of microscopy systems. The system incorporates two...
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Cryogenic Nanopositioner The Rook™ cryogenic nanopositioner from Montana Instruments Corp. provides bi-directional, three-axis performance, giving users the flexibility needed to optimize sample motion. It...
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Medical Laser The Ellex® Tango Reflex™ Neo Yttrium Aluminum Garnet (YAG) Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT) laser from Lumibird Medical is a fully integrated, Q-switched and frequency doubled device...
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Medical Camera The CV-40 camera series and CV-42 capture card from Enciris Technologies deliver clear, ultra-HD, 4K imagery with fast sub-frame latency. The camera is compatible with C-Mount lenses or...
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LED Illumination Systems The pE-400 series of four-wavelength LED illumination systems from CoolLED provide sophisticated control and powerful illumination for cost-effective fluorescence microscopy. The series...
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Confocal Microscope The Dragonfly 600 confocal microscope from Andor Technology Ltd. allows users to image live specimens for days without phototoxicity or photobleaching. The device features a total internal...
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Autofocus-Zoom Camera The Tamron MP3010M-EV autofocus-zoom camera from Active Silicon Ltd. measures 59 × 33 × 43 mm and features a 10× zoom, 5-MP sensor, simultaneous LVDS/HDMI/CVBS image output, and an...
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CMOS Sensor The AS7331 CMOS sensor from ams-OSRAM AG provides separate sensor channels for UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. A small device in a radiation-hardened surface-mount package, the AS7331 enables...
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