Associate Professor Igor Meglinski is a Head of Bio-Photonics and Biomedical Imaging at the Department of Physics, University of Otago, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and the Node Leader in Biophotonics4Life Worldwide Consortium (BP4L).

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• Part 1 Materials, technologies and processes1 Multimodal diffuse optical imaging for biomedical applications2 Photonic sensitive switchable materials3 Optical fibres and sensors for biomedical applications4 Laser processing of medical devicesPart 2 Applications in therapeutics and diagnostics5 Biomedicine with surface enhanced ramon scattering (SERS)6 Optical cancer screening7 Biophotonics for assessing breast cancer8 Label-free optical imaging of live cells9 Biophotonics for Blood Analysis10 Biophotonics for tissue oxygenation analysis11 Encapsulated bio-sensors for advanced tissue diagnostics12 Optical methods for assessing skin flap survival13 Early optical diagnosis of pressure ulcers

Associate Professor Igor Meglinski is a Head of Bio-Photonics and Biomedical Imaging at the Department of Physics, University of Otago, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and the Node Leader in Biophotonics4Life Worldwide Consortium (BP4L).

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• Part 1 Materials, technologies and processes1 Multimodal diffuse optical imaging for biomedical applications2 Photonic sensitive switchable materials3 Optical fibres and sensors for biomedical applications4 Laser processing of medical devicesPart 2 Applications in therapeutics and diagnostics5 Biomedicine with surface enhanced ramon scattering (SERS)6 Optical cancer screening7 Biophotonics for assessing breast cancer8 Label-free optical imaging of live cells9 Biophotonics for Blood Analysis10 Biophotonics for tissue oxygenation analysis11 Encapsulated bio-sensors for advanced tissue diagnostics12 Optical methods for assessing skin flap survival13 Early optical diagnosis of pressure ulcers

Associate Professor Igor Meglinski is a Head of Bio-Photonics and Biomedical Imaging at the Department of Physics, University of Otago, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and the Node Leader in Biophotonics4Life Worldwide Consortium (BP4L).

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• Part 1 Materials, technologies and processes1 Multimodal diffuse optical imaging for biomedical applications2 Photonic sensitive switchable materials3 Optical fibres and sensors for biomedical applications4 Laser processing of medical devicesPart 2 Applications in therapeutics and diagnostics5 Biomedicine with surface enhanced ramon scattering (SERS)6 Optical cancer screening7 Biophotonics for assessing breast cancer8 Label-free optical imaging of live cells9 Biophotonics for Blood Analysis10 Biophotonics for tissue oxygenation analysis11 Encapsulated bio-sensors for advanced tissue diagnostics12 Optical methods for assessing skin flap survival13 Early optical diagnosis of pressure ulcers