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BioPhotonics Monthly — Raman Imaging, Portable Microscopy, Molecular Resolution Microscopy, and more. (10/28/2020)

BioPhotonics Monthly — Raman Imaging, Portable Microscopy, Molecular Resolution Microscopy, and more.

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Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Monthly newsletter focusing on how light-based technologies are being used in the life sciences. Includes news, features and product developments in lasers, imaging, optics, spectroscopy, microscopy, lighting and more. Manage your Photonics Media membership at Photonics.com/subscribe.

Raman Imaging Opens View to Diagnosis and Discovery
By revealing the chemical composition of samples, Raman microscopy has proved to be useful in many fields, including medical diagnosis, materials science, cosmetics, and food science. It is a nondestructive method and requires no staining or other specialized sample preparation.

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Portable Microscopy Leverages Advancements in Electronics and Computing
Conventional bright-field microscopy is not the only modality becoming increasingly available thanks to miniaturization: Techniques such as dark-field and holographic imaging, which provide detailed structural information in a label-free manner, are also making inroads — into the palms of users’ hands.

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Microscopy Methods Combined to Achieve Molecular Resolution
An international team of researchers has combined superresolution microscopy method dSTORM with expansion microscopy to overcome a previous limitation of superresolution microscopy.

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NEW pE-800 LED Illumination System

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.: In Case You Missed It

Marine Algae Optical Fiber Boasts Applications in Range of Medical and Scientific Environments
Researchers at the University of Campinas in Brazil and Gunma University in Japan have designed an optical fiber from agar, the natural gelatin obtained from marine algae. In addition to being edible, the fiber is biodegradable and biocompatible — qualities that give the researchers the ability to use its waveguide for in vivo applications such as imaging, light delivery, and sensing.

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Flexible Parylene Waveguide Operates over Broad Spectrum
A parylene-based waveguide has the physical characteristics necessary to enable it to emerge as the new standard in optical biointerfaces. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University developed the highly flexible waveguide, which can additionally operate over a broad spectrum of light. The device answers demand for miniaturized, flexible optical tools for reliable ambulatory and on-demand imaging in the body.

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CHIDO Offers Insight into Cells, Molecules
Researchers at the University of Rochester and the Fresnel Institute in France developed a method for visualizing molecules’ position and orientation in 3D, as well as their oscillations. The technique could allow for greater insights into the biological processes involved when a cell and the proteins that regulate its functions react to a COVID-19 virus.

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Medical diagnosis heavily depends on innovative methods for biomedical imaging. New system concepts that combine miniaturized optical MEMS components, like scanning mirrors and spatial light modulators, with new methods for realization of passive micro-optics allow for a variety of different new biomedical products. This webinar with Michael Scholles, Ph.D., Head of the Fraunhofer Project Hub MEOS will describe the technical realization of those systems in more detail, as well as their biomedical applications.

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