BLI Research Featured by OSA in Whats Hot in Optics

Entities Mentioned

• UC Irvine
• Stephen A. Boppart
• Stanford University
• Lihong V. Wang
• Adam Wax
• Matthew J. Crow
• State University of New York at Buffalo
• University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Mark J. Schnitzer

1. What’s Hot in Optics in Biology and Medicine Greg Faris, Division Chair FTuD1, Tuesday 8:00 a.m., Adam Wax and Matthew Crow, Duke Molecular Imaging of EGFR in Live Cells • New epi-illumination darkfield microspectroscopy scheme •NPs are non-cytotoxic & not susceptible to photobleaching Can immunolabeled NPs be used to better characterize cancer cells compared to fluorescent tags? Curry, A. et al. Molecular imaging of EGFR in live cells with refractive index sensitivity using darkfield micros (Read Full Article)

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