BiOS 2006 Biomedical Optics 2006 Symposium

Forensic Analysis of BIOS Chips

Arts BIOS IN THE NEXT MILLENNIUM BIOS Progress

Despite years of research, bios – life – has only been found on our planet. Yet this most valuable possession is threatened by arrogance and oversight. We cannot stop technological progress but we have the possibility to guide it in the right direction. We have opened Pandora’s box, but unlike the ancient myth, we have the option of controlling its unintended consequences if we place respect fo...

Proceedings of the 2006 International Symposium on Biomedical Engineering, Taiwan (2006-ISOBME).

Biomedical engineering is a very significant research field which bridges the gap between the fundamental engineering knowledge and technology, and clinical practice and application. It includes a broad range of topics, both established and groundbreaking, from biomaterials to tissue engineering and cell engineering; from biomechanics to biomedical physics; from biomedical electronics to biomed...

Collagen solubility correlates with skin optical clearing.

Biomedical optics and photomedicine applications are challenged by the turbidity of most biological tissue systems. Nonreactive, biocompatible chemical agents can induce a reversible reduction in optical scattering of collagenous tissues such as human skin. Herein we show that a chemical agent's tissue optical clearing potential is directly related to its collagen solubility, providing a ration...

Introduction to the Novel Techniques in Microscopy feature issue.

The editors introduce the feature issue on "Novel Techniques in Microscopy", which was the topic of a symposium held on April 14-18, 2013, in Waikoloa Beach, HI. This symposium was part of the Optics in the Life Sciences Congress.