Titlebook: Handbook of Photonics for Biomedical Engineering; Aaron H.-P. Ho,Donghyun Kim,Michael G. Somekh Living reference work 20200th edition

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Multifunctional Photoacoustic Tomography,rradiated tissue. PAT has several advantages: (1) it is safe because it uses ionizing radiation; (2) it overcomes the optical diffusion limitation in optically scattering media and consequently achieves high-resolution imaging with a range greater than one optical transport mean free path (i.e., ~1

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Nonlinear Multimodal Optical Imaging, with the goal to achieve a better characterization of smaller biological specimens. The innovation of optical microscopy technology has been proven to be a driving force in the development of biology and medicine. In particular, advanced nonlinear optical microscopes have unique advantages over tra

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Novel Plasmonic Microscopy: Principle and Applications,pe, combining optical microscopic imaging, biosensing, plasmonic tweezers, and surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) in a single microscopic system. This optical microscope can achieve super-resolved imaging, ultrahigh sensitivity for molecule detection, and real-time monitoring for reaction proc

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Optical and Optoacoustic Imaging in the Diffusive Regime,biological processes underlying a disease. For centuries, optical imaging has primarily been confined to superficial tissue layers, due to the high scattering of photons in tissue. Optical tomographic methods based on accurate models of diffusive deep-tissue light propagation have allowed fluorescen

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Application of Ultrashort-Pulsed Lasers for Optical Manipulation of Biological Functions,s irreversible changes in the irradiated cell or tissue resulting in selective elimination at a single-cell level. This chapter provides biomedical applications of ultrashort-pulsed lasers, especially femtosecond-pulsed laser.

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Cadmium-Free Quantum Dots for Biophotonic Imaging and Sensing,S.), silver sulfide (Ag.S), doped Zn chalcogenide, carbon (C), and silicon (Si) have been successfully developed, which bear a strong resemblance to the cadmium-based QDs in terms of their optical property and colloidal stability. Many research groups have started to use these cadmium-free QDs and e

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Development of Extraordinary Optical Transmission-Based Techniques for Biomedical Applications,erns. Second, electron-beam lithography that capitalizes on highly focused electron beam to draw submicron size patterns on the metallic surfaces. Third, nanoimprint lithography suitable for massive nanostructure fabrications. Finally, photolithography feasible for the cost-effective fabrication. At