Lab Featured in BIO5 News
The laboratory and our recent grant to acquire a polarization-sensitive OCT system was featured in BIO5 news: https://bio5.org/news/bio5-funding-mechanisms-enable-catalytic-discovery
The laboratory and our recent grant to acquire a polarization-sensitive OCT system was featured in BIO5 news: https://bio5.org/news/bio5-funding-mechanisms-enable-catalytic-discovery
Congratulations to Natzem Lima for being selected for the Cancer Engineering Fellowship supported by the UA Cancer Center! His project will focus on developing new tools for esophageal cancer screening.
The lab was awarded a grant to acquire a new polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography system! We’re excited to apply this new technology for cancer detection and imaging in the brain.
Congratulations to Justina, Tom, Bridget and Natzem – all four were selected to receive travel awards from SPIE for presenting their work at Photonics West!
Tom, Bridget, Natzem and Justina were all selected to give oral presentation’s at this year’s Photonics West! Stay tuned for links to their presentations and proceedings.
Congratulations to Tom Knapp and Justina Bonaventura, who have successfully passed their qualifying exams!
The laboratory’s proposed project “Multiphoton imaging of gastrinoma and correlation with molecular and genetic markers” was funded through the University of Arizona’s Core Facilities Pilot Program grant.
The lab recently was awarded funding through the TLA Impact Challenge for the proposed project “Smartphone application for spectroscopic calibration, acquisition and analysis for skin cancer diagnosis.”
We are pleased to share that the lab recently received the American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant titled “Development of a murine xenograft model for gastrinoma and a multispectral imaging probe for in vivo monitoring of tumor development.”
Congratulations to Tom Knapp, who was selected for the Computational & Mathematical Modeling of Biological Systems training grant!