Seminar: "Spectral Imaging using Volume Bragg
Grating: from Astronomy to Cancer Research" by Dr. Sebastian
Blais-Ouellette
Wednesday, May 14, 2014 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
CREOL Room A214
CREOL Room A214
Dr. Sebastian Blais-Ouellette
President of PhotonEtc Corporation (Montreal, Canada)
Abstract:
Using global spectral imaging, it is possible to rapidly get
chemical composition and physical state of a plethora of extended objects,
ranging from astronomical bodies to biological samples. The Volume Bragg
Grating based Bragg Tunable Filter lately allowed interesting developments in
material science and biological imaging. After reviewing the technology,
applications will be presented, focusing mainly on fluorescence and Raman
imaging of cells for cancer research and diagnostics.
Biography:
1999 - Ph. D. in Astrophysics from University of Montreal
and University of Aix-Marseille
1999-2001 - Post-doc at Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory
2001-2003 - Researcher at the California Institute of
Techonology - Patent on the Bragg Tunable Filter
2002 -
Founder and President of Photon
For additional information:
Dr. Leonid B. Glebov
407-823-6983
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