From Optical to Optoacoustic Imaging: Technology Advances and Clinical Translation Abstract Biological discovery is a driving force of biomedical progress. With rapidly advancing technology to collect and analyze information from […]
Relativistic Compton Scattering Experiments: Applications to Science and Medicine Biography James Rosenzweig is a Distinguished Professor of Physics in the UCLA Department of Physics and Astronomy specializing in research into […]
Low-coherence Biophotonics Imaging for the Brain Abstract This talk will highlight our recent efforts in exploring the brain using low-coherence light. We will discuss two scenarios: intraoperative assessment of brain […]
Pitfalls in Clinical Gastroenterology Abstract Gastroenterology is a multi-organ medical specialty pertaining to the treatment of the entire alimentary tract. I would like to introduce biomedical concepts and current treatment […]
Controlling Light to Reimagine Clinical Diagnostics Abstract Current diagnostic testing faces several challenges, including limited multiplexing capabilities, a lack of quantitation information, the need for centralized laboratories, and/or cold chain […]
Distributed Charge Compton Sources and the Precision Detection and Treatment of Disease Abstract Medical robotics has been widely applied in areas such as surgical assistance, enabling higher precision, reduced fatigue, […]
Small but mighty: Micropysiological models for simulating complex clinical oncology workflows Abstract Microphysiological tumor models (μPTMs) are tissue-engineered 3D tumors that are grown in the lab and retain the biological […]
Listening to the Sound of Light with A Robot: Fusion of Imaging and Robotics for Healthcare Abstract Medical robotics has been widely applied in areas such as surgical assistance, enabling […]
Body-Interfaced Biosensors Abstract The rise of personalized medicine is reshaping traditional healthcare, enabling predictive analytics and tailored treatment strategies. In this talk, I will discuss our progress in developing wearable, […]
Single molecule fluorescence approaches reveal that DEAD-Box RNA helicases cluster in dynamic hubs for protein synthesis initiation Abstract DEAD-box helicases, DDX3 and eukaryotic initiation factor 4A (eIF4A), play essential roles […]
