Advanced photonic tools for hyperspectral imaging in the life sciences
Hyperspectral methods using acousto-optic and digital micromirror devices have the potential to improve imaging speed and accuracy with an expanding range of uses, including clinical diagnostics.
David A. Benaron, CEO of Spectros, has enjoyed a successful career as a physician, researcher, inventor, innovator, and serial entrepreneur by staying focused on the market.
Polychromatic light-emitting diodes that incorporate 3D faceted microstructures provide good control of color, including pure white emission, without depending on phosphors.
A device that combines an avalanche-mode amorphous selenium photoconductor with a field-emitter-array readout could provide high-resolution x-ray images at low doses.
A high-power fiber-based spontaneous emission light source with a tunable filter can be ideal for Fourier-domain optical coherence tomography systems used in biomedical applications.
