Our new review on high speed diffuse optics published in AIP Photonics
Check out our new review on high speed diffuse optics in biomedicine.
Category: Lab Updates
Wearable probe project featured in the Boston Globe
Check out this article on the Boston Globe about the future of breast cancer treatment that features our wearable probe project.
Wearable probe project featured in ACS TheoryLab Podcast
The BOTLab’s wearable probe project for breast cancer monitoring was recently featured in the American Cancer Society’s TheoryLab podcast hosted by Susanna Greer. Check it out on soundcloud, or on on iTunes, Spotify, or Stitcher, just look for the October 5, 2019 podcast!
openSFDI publication in the Journal of Biomedical Optics
We’re excited to announce that openSFDI is now published! You can download and read the paper here. The paper describes the design, construction, and testing of 3 different openSFDI systems. Please cite it if you publish work on your own versions of openSFDI. Thanks to all the authors on the paper who made it possible, […]
Kavon Karrobi successfully defends his Ph.D.
Kavon is now headed to do a postdoc with Jonathan Liu at the University of Washington. Congratulations Kavon, Great Job!
Syeda Tabbasum successfully defends her Ph.D.
Syeda is now headed for a postdoc with Jana Kainerstorfer at Carnegie Mellon Congratulations Syeda, Great Job!
Hannah Peterson successfully defends her Ph.D. thesis
Hannah Peterson, Ph.D. successfully defended her thesis on April 4th. Her thesis title was: “CLINICAL FEASIBILITY OF DIFFUSE OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPIC IMAGING IN SARCOMA” Congratulations Hannah, great job!
Yanyu Zhao wins BME best dissertation award
Yanyu, who recently defended his thesis: WIDEFIELD FUNCTIONAL AND METABOLIC IMAGING FROM 600 – 1300 NM IN THE SPATIAL FREQUENCY DOMAIN, recently won the best dissertation award for BME! Yanyu is currently doing a postdoc at Caltech in Lihong Wang’s research group.
Postdoc Matthew Applegate Awarded F32 Fellowship from NIBIB
Postdoc Matthew Applegate was recently awarded an NIH F32 Fellowship form the NIBIB for his project: “Diffuse Optical B-scan Imaging (DOBI) for Breast Cancer Monitoring”
New York Times article discusses BOTLab research
Tech Reporter Janet Morrissey wrote a nice piece for the NYTs that included a discussion of the BOTLab’s wearable chemotherapy monitoring probe: Looking to Technology to Avoid Doctors’ Offices and Emergency Rooms