Welcome to Biomedical Laser Laboratory

Light, or electromagnetic radiation in general, is indispensable for life as either the ultimate source of energy for synthesis or the agent of excitation for variation. Our major research interests lie in the understanding of biological systems by investigating their interaction with light. Our long-term goal is two-fold: (1) to study the pathways and parameters of energy transfer that are fundamental to the understanding of biological systems; (2) to develop instrumentation for biomedical research.

Optical research is conducted at BLL with an approach of ubiquitous computing.

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Recent Publications (click here for more on publications)

September, 2012

A novel method of diffraction imaging flow cytometry for sizing microspheres

Optics Express, 20, 22245–22251 (2012)

July, 2012

Modeling of oxygen transport and cell killing in type II photodynamic therapy

Photochemistry and Photobiology, 88, 969–977 (2012)

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