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Coherent optical imaging and guided interventions in breast cancer: translating technology into clinical applications
Roman microscopic imaging of cells and applications monitoring the uptake of drug delivery systems
Infrared imaging for tumor detection using antibodies conjugated magnetic nanoparticles
A multitechnique study of bacteriorhodopsin's photonics toward new optical devices
Identification of active fluorescence stained bacteria by Raman spectroscopy
A pupil tracking system for adaptive optics retinal imaging
Speckle interferometric system to measure ocular microtremor
Combining confocal microscopy and optical coherence tomography for imaging in developmental biology
An optical coherence tomography investigation of materials defects in ceramic fixed partial dental prostheses
A novel nanophotonics biosensor concept for rapid molecular diagnostics
Self-calibrated dynamical optical biochip system using surface plasmon resonance imaging: application to genotyping
Development of cell-based quantitative evaluation method for cell cycle-arrest type cancer drugs for apoptosis by high precision surface plasmon resonance sensor
New optical analyzer for [superscript 13]C-breath test
Qualify limiting factors of imaging endoscopes based on optical fiber bundles
Fluorescence and absorbance measurements for chromatographic analysis using a miniaturized micro-optical detection unit
How to measure slow diffusion in yeast cell membranes
Confocal light scattering and absorption spectroscopic microscopy
Determination of the integral refractive index of cells in suspension by digital holographic phase contrast microscopy
Non-invasive dry mass determination and monitoring at the single cell level with digital holographic microscopy
Biological samples observed with diffractive tomographic microscopy
Dynamically monitoring the gene expression of dual fluorophore in the cell cycle with quantitative spectrum analysis
Contrast mechanisms and signal epidetection in THG microscopy of scattering tissues
Predictive analysis of photodynamic therapy applied to esophagus cancer
Optical Doppler tomography for monitoring vascularization during photodynamic therapy of skin cancer lesions
Potential of systemic photosensitizers for PDT of skin malignancies
Improved tumour response by laser light treatment
Improved design of a laser scanning system for food analysis applications
Quasi-simultaneous OCT/confocal imaging
Pneumatic skin flattening (PSF): a new technology for more selective, safer and painless coupling of an intense treatment laser beam into the skin
Biophotonic applications of optical communication devices
Personal UV biodosimeter for healthy indoor tanning
Mid-infrared pulsed laser lithotripsy using an Er:YAG laser and a difference frequency generation laser
Implant bone interface investigated with a non-invasive method: optical coherence tomography
Investigation of bracket bonding for orthodontic treatments using en-face optical coherence tomography
Quantitative estimates of vascularity in a collagen-based cell scaffold containing basic fibroblast growth factor by non-invasive near-infrared spectroscopy for regenerative medicine
Root canal filling evaluation using optical coherence tomography
Fibres reinforced dentures investigated with en-face optical coherence tomography
Vanishing tattoo multi-sensor for biomedical diagnostics
Optical characterization of porous silicon microcavities for glucose oxidase biosensing
Novel useful sun strategy to improve physical endurance
Optical detection of PNA/DNA hybridization in resonant porous silicon-based devices
Specific peptide for functionalization of GaN
Development of a new autofluorescence probe for the analysis of normal and tumour brain tissues
Waveguide-excited fluorescence microarray
Positive changes in the myocardium of SHR rats induced by photon radiation
Comparative analysis of tissue structure via Mueller matrix characterization of liquid crystals
Comparative study of primary and secondary tumors from patients with laryngeal and oropharyngeal cancer, using transmission electron microscopy
Genetic characterization of some Romanian red wine grapevine varieties
Combined Monte Carlo and finite-difference time-domain modeling for biophotonic analysis
Design of specific biochips for contrast enhancement of UV biological absorption
Photobiomodulation of early mouse embryo development
Modeling of epithelia transport phenomena related with the acetowhitening optical changes: potential for the in vivo diagnosis of cervical neoplasia
FDTD simulation of optical phase contrast microscope imaging
Synthesis and characterization of monodisperse Eu-doped luminescent silica nanospheres for biological applications
Optical properties of tissues after laser treatments in the wavelength range of 350-1000 nm
Imaging and interferometric analysis of protein crystal growth R. Raghunandon
Methods to increase efficiency of laser therapy of oncologic diseases: methods, equipment, experiment
The modern trends of the evolution laser information technology in oncology
Irradiation by pulsed Nd:YAG laser induces the production of extracellular matrix molecules by cells of the connective tissues: a tool for tissue repair
New technology of cerebral oxygenation measurements by time-resolved spectroscopy
Wearable wireless photoplethysmography sensors
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