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DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, I will overview some of the new interesting opti
 cally-based methods that we have recently\ndeveloped for use in bioenginee
 ring applications. These include 1) diffuse optical imaging methods for\nm
 onitoring the depth of a drug as it is rapidly injected through the skin\,
  without requiring a needle\; 2)\nstretchy soft optical sensors for measur
 ing strains of up to several 100 % during movement\; 3) multicamera\nimage
  registration techniques for measuring the 3D shape and strain of soft tis
 sues\; 4) optical\ncoherence tomography techniques for detecting the 3D sh
 ape of deforming muscle tissues\, and 5)\npolarisation sensitive imaging t
 echniques for classifying the optical and mechanical properties of\nbiolog
 ical membranes.\n\nSpeaker(s): Andrew\, \n\nRoom: Sala de Juntas\, Bldg: A
 ulario Sur\, Escuela Politécnica de Ingeniería de Gijón\, Gijón\, Astu
 rias\, Spain\, 33204
LOCATION:Room: Sala de Juntas\, Bldg: Aulario Sur\, Escuela Politécnica de
  Ingeniería de Gijón\, Gijón\, Asturias\, Spain\, 33204
ORGANIZER:ferrero@uniovi.es
SEQUENCE:11
SUMMARY:Webinar on Optical Sensing in Bioinstrumentation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/200640
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>In this talk\, I will over
 view some of the new interesting optically-based methods that we have rece
 ntly<br />developed for use in bioengineering applications. These include 
 1) diffuse optical imaging methods for<br />monitoring the depth of a drug
  as it is rapidly injected through the skin\, without requiring a needle\;
  2)<br />stretchy soft optical sensors for measuring strains of up to seve
 ral 100 % during movement\; 3) multicamera<br />image registration techniq
 ues for measuring the 3D shape and strain of soft tissues\; 4) optical<br 
 />coherence tomography techniques for detecting the 3D shape of deforming 
 muscle tissues\, and 5)<br />polarisation sensitive imaging techniques for
  classifying the optical and mechanical properties of<br />biological memb
 ranes.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>
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