Nano-opto-electronics for biomedicine

Nano-opto-electronics for biomedicine is a developing interdisciplinary field. Related areas of this field are tried to be classified and outlined herein. Progresses in the different areas were reviewed based on the research development of the invited experts. Prospects of nano-opto-electronics for biomedicine are discussed.

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