Laser-Based Gadget Finds the Bends for Astronauts, Navy Seals

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• Kirill V. Larin

1. Popular Mechanics - University of Houston biomedical and mechanical engineering assistant professor Kirill Larin is adapting his research in the heady field of optical coherence tomography (OCT)—making high-resolution images of biological tissue using lasers—to ... (Read Full Article)

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