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Bioimaging Technique Isolates Moving Tissue

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Light-guiding technology could take scientists on a journey inside blood vessels. The new technology — time-reversed adapted-perturbation (TRAP) optical focusing, developed by a team at Washington University in St. Louis — guides light into tissue to seek movement, such as blood flow, that is obscured by highly scattering media. This light appears differently than light that passes through stationary tissue. The researchers demonstrated that light passing through stationary tissue can be subtracted, leaving only the scattered light caused by motion. That light can then...Read full article

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    Published: November 2014
    Research & TechnologyImagingOpticsBiophotonicsAmericasbiomedical engineeringWashington University in St. LouisSchool of Engineering & Applied Sciencetime-reversed adapted-perturbation optical focusingTRAP.Lihong WangBioScan

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