Biomedical Photonics and Data Processing

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09JUN 2022
Research Spotlight
A new microscopy method
By combining three imaging methods, scientists at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light (MPL) in Erlangen and the Center for Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering at Dresden University of Technology have now succeeded in measuring mechanical properties of the cell interior with unprecedented precision – and in doing so, they have discovered some […]
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01JUN 2022
Research Spotlight
3D Laryngoscopy
Human interaction is fundamentally based on the ability to communicate. A lasting impairment of our oral expression is necessarily accompanied by severe social and economic limitations, increasing the significance of diagnosing laryngeal and voice-related disorders. Conventionally, human vocal folds have been examined using standard video endoscopy that only regards the 2D lateral and longitudinal deformation […]Human interaction is fundamentally based on the ability to communicate. A lasting impairment of our oral expression is necessarily accompanied by severe social and economic limitations, increasing the significance of diagnosing laryngeal and voice-related disorders. Conventionally, human vocal folds have been examined using standard video endoscopy that only regards the 2D lateral and longitudinal deformation […]
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01JUN 2022
Research Spotlight
Clinical Photonics Lab
The main objective of the Clinical Photonics Lab (CPL) is to explore optical technologies in biology and medicine with a focus on diagnostics. In general, there are two main approaches for diagnostics: First, the measurement of a physical parameter (e.g. the absorption coefficient at a certain position or the diameter of a capillary) can […]
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01JUN 2022
Scientist Spotlight
Andreas Maier
Andreas Maier is a professor of computer science working in the fields of pattern recognition and machine learning. After graduation in 2009 he started working as post-doctoral fellow at the Radiological Sciences Laboratory at the Stanford University. Subsequently he became innovation project manager at Siemens Healthcare before he returned to FAU in 2012. Since 2015 […]
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01JUN 2022
Scientist Spotlight
Maximilian Waldner
Maximilian Waldner is a clinician scientist with a specialization in gastroenterology. Since the beginning of his scientific career at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, he has been interested in applications of optical imaging techniques for the evaluation of inflammatory diseases and cancer. Following his clinical and scientific training in Mainz and Erlangen, he started his own research […]Maximilian Waldner is a clinician scientist with a specialization in gastroenterology. Since the beginning of his scientific career at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, he has been interested in applications of optical imaging techniques for the evaluation of inflammatory diseases and cancer. Following his clinical and scientific training in Mainz and Erlangen, he started his own research […]
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01JUN 2022
Scientist Spotlight
Oliver Friedrich
Oliver Friedrich had a quite diverse education, studying Medicine and Physics at University of Heidelberg, then specializing as Physiologist and Biophysicist before finally ending up at FAU as Biotechnologist with a strong focus on label-free optical technologies development and applications. In between, he spent a year in Brisbane at the University of Queensland and has […]
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