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BioPhotonics - Nov/Dec 2024


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AI Accelerates Skin Lesion Identification Historically, the gold standard for diagnostics in dermatology has been histopathology, which is the examination of tissues and cells under a microscope. The tissue sample that is extracted from the...
Optical Coherence Tomography Noninvasively Images Skin Structure The skin is the largest organ of the body, serving as a protective layer against environmental factors that include infection, ultraviolet radiation, and temperature fluctuations. The skin is...
Assessing the Extent of Laser Skin Damage Lasers are currently used in many skin care applications, both medical and cosmetic. However, it is important to ensure proper handling and monitoring of the laser source to avoid damage to the skin...
Raman Spectroscopy-Based Detection of Skin Cancer to Guide Surgery A research team at the University of Nottingham has developed an autofluorescence-Raman spectroscopy technique that aims to streamline surgery to remove skin cancer. The technique has been trialed at...
Editorial
A sharper view of skin conditions For the trained clinician, an experienced eye can provide guidance to address developing skin conditions. But for doctors like Elaine Gilmore, a practicing dermatologist for 15 years who has seen skin cancer cases rising, the final answer usually comes from histopathology — the identification of cells and tissues under a microscope. Given that this is labor-intensive and time-consuming, imaging...
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$13.5M Project to Aid Photoacoustic Lung Cancer Diagnosis Northeastern University professor Soner Sonmezoglu has been awarded $13 million through the Advanced Research Project Agency for Health to lead a project developing photoacoustic imaging technology for diagnostic lung assessment. The technology is expected to provide earlier diagnosis of lung cancer than previously possible. Sonmezoglu will lead aa multi-institutional team to develop a system...
Nicslab’s Fabless Chip Earns First Place at Luminate 2024 Nicslab, a Silicon Valley-based fabless chip company, was awarded top prize as the Cohort 7 winner of the Luminate NY Accelerator Competition. The company received $1 million in follow-on funding...
SpectraWAVE Raised $50M for Intravascular Imaging Tech Medical imaging company SpectraWAVE, Inc. has raised an oversubscribed $50 million series B funding to support commercial expansion and product additions for the company’s HyperVue imaging system....
Food Dye Curbs Light Scattering for Living Tissue Imaging The structure of biological tissues causes light to scatter, making optical imaging of the tissue difficult. Each biomaterial comprising the tissue, whether a fat, protein, or other type of...
Quantum Effect Generates Different View of Alzheimer’s An exploration into quantum effects produced in nanoscale biological processes has the potential to upend traditional perceptions of the causes and effects of Alzheimer’s disease and other...
Optical Redox Imaging Monitors Heart Cell Development An optical imaging tool for monitoring the growth of human heart cells known as cardiomyocytes (CMs) could lead to a reproducible means to generate human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived...
SPIE Elects Cather Simpson into Presidential Chain Cather Simpson, of the University of Auckland and Orbis Diagnostics, has been elected to serve as the 2025 vice president of SPIE. With her election, Simpson joins the SPIE presidential chain and...
Gamma Light, Sound Could Lessen Neurodegenerative Effects An MIT study shows how 40 hertz (Hz) sensory stimulation with light and sound helps sustain myelination, an essential process in the brain that insulates the signal-sending branches of neurons,...
Squishy Lasers Could Reveal Secrets of Cell Growth Origins Researchers at the University of St. Andrews and the University of Cologne have developed lasers that they have described as “squishy.” These devices could help solve the biological...
Sivers Semiconductors to Spin off Photonics Business Sivers Semiconductors has entered into a non-binding letter of intent to merge its Sivers Photonics Ltd subsidiary with byNordic Acquisition Corporation, a publicly traded special purpose acquisition...
Optical Magnetometers Measure Indicators of Disease A wearable optical device that records activity in the autonomic nervous system could provide medical professionals with a tool for detecting early signs of physical stress. The device is based on...
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3 Questions with Eric Bernstein BioPhotonics spoke with Eric Bernstein, M.D., the medical center director at the Main Line Center for Laser Surgery in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, about a recent study on laser treatment of acne scarring published by the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery. Results from the study — encompassing the treatment of 13 subjects with an erbium-doped fiber laser — show promise in...
BioOpinion
Photoacoustic Imaging Can Democratize Dermatology Care Light-based technologies have long been used for therapeutics and diagnostics in dermatology. Their applications are wide-ranging and common, such as UV light-based treatments of the skin, vascular lasers to treat abnormal blood vessels, intense pulsed light to treat lesions and unwanted hair, and various imaging methods, such as confocal microscopy to monitor skin conditions. Imaging techniques...
Postscripts
Mosquitoes are feeling the heat in their hunt Is there anything more annoying than a mosquito bite? They’re itchy, scratchy (a whole bevvy of synonyms), and might just leave your skin a bit bloody if you dig your claws into them long enough. If that didn’t make you ponder these airborne menaces enough, then here is a fun fact: Only female mosquitoes bite people, because they need the blood for egg development. It’s enough to make those who...
Products
Short-Arc Lamps The Cermax PE300BFX and PE322BFX from Excelitas Technologies Corp are Xenon short-arc lamps for use in hospital diagnostic, surgical endoscopy, and microscopy OEM applications. Both lamps include a universal seven-hole base with mounting options to support integration with a range of system designs, using traditional or unique sockets as well as a short-arc plasma paired with an internal...
Excelitas Technologies Corp.
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Silicon Photodiodes The Series 4 silicon photodiodes from Marktech Optoelectronics are low-capacitance, high-speed silicon photodiodes for applications including monitoring rapidly pulsed LED and laser light sources,...
Marktech Optoelectronics Inc.
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Light-Sheet Cytometer The CYTOQUBE from Hamamatsu Photonics is a light-sheet microplate cytometer designed for information-dense imaging of multiwell cell culture plates. The cytometer uses light-sheet microscopy and the...
Hamamatsu Corporation
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Microscopy Plate The µ-Plate 24 Well from ibidi GmbH is designed for applications in high-resolution fluorescence, confocal microscopy, and live cell imaging in the growing of cell cultures. Available in a...
ibidi GmbH
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Fabry-Pérot Laser Diodes EXALOS’ 488-nm Fabry-Perot laser diodes (FP-LDs) are suited for fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, and spectroscopy applications. The laser diodes feature in-house epitaxial growth of...
Exalos AG
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Laser Diode Driver The Model 766A from Analog Modules, Inc. is a picosecond pulsed seed laser diode driver designed for driving Type 1, 14-pin butterfly packaged laser diode modules in materials processing, medical...
Analog Modules Inc.
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Hollow Core Servo Motor The HVCM-025-022-003-01 from Moticont is a miniature hollow core voice coil servo motor for applications such as medical diagnostic equipment, testing, optical focusing, laser beam steering, wafer...
Moticont
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Automated Cell Counter The CellDrop FLi from DeNovix is an automated cell counter for measuring tissue culture, primary cells, and nuclei. The cell counter includes six cell counting applications such as fixed samples,...
DeNovix Inc.
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Digital Fluorescence Microscope The Mateo FL from Leica Microsystems is an AI-powered digital fluorescence microscope for cell culture checks in research applications. The microscope combines transmitted light for label-free...
Leica Microsystems GmbH
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UV LED COB Modules The VC4X4 COB Modules from Violumas are UV LED COB modules for high dosage UVB/UVC LED applications such as disinfection, spectroscopy, and phototherapy. The modules are available in 265-nm, 275-nm,...
Violumas Inc.
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Tunable Laser Systems The TLS-Red (shown) and TLS-Blue from Spectrolight Inc. are tunable laser systems that combine a supercontinuum laser and a tunable bandpass filter for fields that require precise scanning and fields...
SPECTROLIGHT Inc.
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Therapeutic Lasers The Ascent Laser Series from Aspen Laser Systems are red light-based therapeutic lasers for symptoms such as temporary pain and inflammation relief, stimulation of collagen and fibroblast production,...
Aspen Laser Systems LLC
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Dual-Color Laser System The FemtoFiber ultra dual-color laser system from TOPTICA Photonics is designed for multi-color nonlinear microscopy applications such as fluorescence lifetime imaging. The system requires no laser...
Toptica Photonics AG
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