论文信息 - Quantum Cascade Lasers in Biomedical Infrared Imaging.

Quantum Cascade Lasers in Biomedical Infrared Imaging.

Technological advances, namely the integration of quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) within an infrared (IR) microscope, are enabling the development of valuable label-free biomedical-imaging tools capable of targeting and detecting salient chemical species within practical clinical timeframes.

Benjamin Bird | Matthew J Baker | M. Baker | B. Bird

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