Keith E. Herold is an associate professor in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the University of Maryland. A fellow of the ASME, Dr. Herold has over 10 years of experience in the analysis and testing of biosensor systems. His current research interests include bioMEMS, microfluidic systems for bioanalytical assays, and heat and mass transfer in bioengineering.Avraham Rasooly is the chief of the Disparities Research Branch at the National Cancer Institute and a member of the Division of Biology in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

"… a good mixture of some of the cutting-edge research ideas and some of the more established workhorse techniques … a useful book for researchers in the field for the next few years and I recommend it for its style and clarity."—Peter J. Dobson, Contemporary Physics, Vol. 54, 2013

• Introduction. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Surface Plasmon Resonance. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Evanescent Wave and Waveguide Biosensors. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Spectrometry for Cancer Analysis. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Optical Imaging for Cancer Analysis. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Fluorescence, Luminescence, Refractive Index Detection Technologies. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Photoacoustic for Cancer Analysis. Electrochemical Biosensors. Electronic and Magnetic Technologies for Cancer Analysis. Thermometric Sensing. Cantilever-Based Technology. Index.

Keith E. Herold is an associate professor in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the University of Maryland. A fellow of the ASME, Dr. Herold has over 10 years of experience in the analysis and testing of biosensor systems. His current research interests include bioMEMS, microfluidic systems for bioanalytical assays, and heat and mass transfer in bioengineering.Avraham Rasooly is the chief of the Disparities Research Branch at the National Cancer Institute and a member of the Division of Biology in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

"… a good mixture of some of the cutting-edge research ideas and some of the more established workhorse techniques … a useful book for researchers in the field for the next few years and I recommend it for its style and clarity."—Peter J. Dobson, Contemporary Physics, Vol. 54, 2013

• Introduction. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Surface Plasmon Resonance. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Evanescent Wave and Waveguide Biosensors. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Spectrometry for Cancer Analysis. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Optical Imaging for Cancer Analysis. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Fluorescence, Luminescence, Refractive Index Detection Technologies. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Photoacoustic for Cancer Analysis. Electrochemical Biosensors. Electronic and Magnetic Technologies for Cancer Analysis. Thermometric Sensing. Cantilever-Based Technology. Index.

Keith E. Herold is an associate professor in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the University of Maryland. A fellow of the ASME, Dr. Herold has over 10 years of experience in the analysis and testing of biosensor systems. His current research interests include bioMEMS, microfluidic systems for bioanalytical assays, and heat and mass transfer in bioengineering.Avraham Rasooly is the chief of the Disparities Research Branch at the National Cancer Institute and a member of the Division of Biology in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

"… a good mixture of some of the cutting-edge research ideas and some of the more established workhorse techniques … a useful book for researchers in the field for the next few years and I recommend it for its style and clarity."—Peter J. Dobson, Contemporary Physics, Vol. 54, 2013

• Introduction. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Surface Plasmon Resonance. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Evanescent Wave and Waveguide Biosensors. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Spectrometry for Cancer Analysis. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Optical Imaging for Cancer Analysis. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Fluorescence, Luminescence, Refractive Index Detection Technologies. Optical Technologies for Cancer Detection and Diagnostics: Photoacoustic for Cancer Analysis. Electrochemical Biosensors. Electronic and Magnetic Technologies for Cancer Analysis. Thermometric Sensing. Cantilever-Based Technology. Index.