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Biophotonics at Strathclyde University; working at the photonics/life science interface

Amanda J. Wright, Jennifer E. Hastie, Brett Patterson, John M. Girkin, Martin D. Dawson

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We review recent developments in photonics research at Strathclyde University motivated by applications in biomedicine. Areas covered include novel sources for microscopy, micro-pixellated light emitting diodes, microlasers and microoptics.

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We review recent developments in photonics research at Strathclyde University motivated by applications in biomedicine. Areas covered include novel sources for microscopy, micro-pixellated light emitting diodes, microlasers and microoptics.

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We review recent developments in photonics research at Strathclyde University motivated by applications in biomedicine. Areas covered include novel sources for microscopy, micro-pixellated light emitting diodes, microlasers and microoptics.

Key concepts: Biophotonics, Photonics, Interface (matter), Materials science, Nanotechnology, Optoelectronics, Biomedicine, Optics

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