Medical engineering A photonic fingertip sensor could help detect stress, anxiety and depression, claims Aston study The wearable photonics system detects blood-flow and tissue changes linked to reported stress symptoms Latest Content A photonic fingertip sensor could help detect stress, anxiety and depression, claims Aston study The latest optical products for life sciences in 2026 Zeiss considers optics job cuts for departments under geopolitical strain New technologies Edmund Optics to distribute Chromacity's ultrafast lasers White papers How Oxxius MixxWave laser combiners power UCL's cancer research mesoSPIM for lightsheet brain imaging This White Paper examines how University College London's Cancer Institute has deployed an open-source mesoSPIM lightsheet microscope powered by Oxxius MixxWave laser combiners to advance brain cancer research Ensuring laser reliability in critical systems This White Paper is designed to provide system designers, product managers, and R&D engineers with the technical knowledge and practical strategies needed to optimise laser module reliability Revealing cellular mysteries with ultrafast lasers This White Paper introduces compact ultrafast laser systems capable of simultaneous two- and three-photon microscopy Webcasts On-demand webcast - The power of particle analysis: From pharma to factories More content Key conference themes to expect at Photonics West 2023 Crucial point-of-care comes closer How UV-visible spectroscopy can boost blood analysis in point-of-care diagnostics An end to pin-prick tests? Trumpf VCSELs to enable wearable glucose sensors LZH and partners developing faster tests for deadly bacteria Photon counting tech to increase CT scan accuracy Advanced filters further instrument capabilities Martin Hessling Simon Andrews Laser marking trends and innovations Armadillo SIA introduces radiation-resistant, silica UV NSS optical fibres Remedy for medical photonics innovation Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 17 Next page Next ›
