Judith Su will be serving on the A&T 1 Subcommittee “Biomedical Applications” for the 2022 CLEO Technical Program Committee (TPC).

I will be giving a keynote talk at SPIE Photonics West 2022 in section bo305, “Optical Fibers and Sensors for Medical Diagnostics and Treatment Applications XXII” on either January 22nd or 23rd.

Congrats to Sartanee (Sand), Adley, and Phuong-Diem (Diem) on their paper, “How fast it can stick: visualizing flow delivery to microtoroid biosensors,” being accepted to ACS Sensors!

Judith Su will be giving an invited talk at the 2021 IEEE Photonics Conference on “Microtoroid optical sensing technology for biomedical applications”

Our paper:

Dell’Olio, F., Su, Judith, Huser, T., Sottile, V.,  Alix-Panabières, C.  Photonic technologies for liquid biopsies: recent advances and open research challenges has been accepted into  Laser & Photonics Reviews.

I’ll be serving as the chair of the Integrated Nonlinear and Quantum Optics subcommittee for Integrated Photonics Research, Silicon and Nanophotonics (IPR) 2021 in Montreal, Canada. IPR is a topical meeting of the Optical Society of America’s Advanced Photonics Congress

Judith Su will be giving an invited talk at CLEO 2021 on the use of microcavities to investigate problems in biology and medicine.

Congrats to Lei and Cheng on getting their paper entitled, “3D simulations of particle-induced mode splitting in large toroidal microresonators”, accepted to Sensors for their special issue on Optical Micro-Resonators for Sensing.

We are most grateful to receive a generous five year NIH R35 grant of $1.82M. Thanks to my wonderful lab members who make all discovery possible.

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Congrats to Shuang on getting his paper accepted to the Journal of Lightwave Technology!