In vivo analysis of age-dependent stiffening

We demonstrate an imaging system to achieve super-resolution behind turbid media

http://www.bioopticsworld.com/articles/2016/05/spectroscopy-method-can-characterize-biological-samples-in-one-shot.html

Tony was the recipient of the 2016 Raymond Davis Scholarship from the Society for Imaging Science and Technology. Congratulations Tony !!!

The paper in collaboration with UNIBA was chosen as a cover by Physical Review Letters and is among the highlighted articles.

http://scitation.aip.org/content/aip/journal/apl?dm_i=1ZJX,48W1B,N3MWDL,FHYBT,1

Angelina, Tom and Maryam all won research awards for the summer, Maryland scholar program, ASPIRE and SEEDs fellowship. Congratulations.... 

Peering into tissue stiffness with VIPA-based Brillouin spectroscopy

http://phys.org/news/2016-05-peering-tissue-stiffness-vipa-based-brillouin.html

New Method Could Offer More Precise Treatment for Corneal Disease

http://www.osa.org/en-us/about_osa/newsroom/news_releases/2016/new_method_could_offer_more_precise_treatment_for/

We looked at blood cells and DNA...Thanks Loredana

Brillouin scattering in turbid media....mica pizze e fichi

Undergraduate Joe Puthumana received the Leidos – MCERSI research award for his FDA-related work in characterizing cornea crosslinking procedures 

We welcomed the 5-10 year-olds from the MaPaCi association for an afternoon of light, colors and balloons popping

A compilations of all people in/from/passing-through Yun lab at Harvard delivered the most creative way yet of delivering light deep into biological tissue.

We can image through thick and moving turbid media !!!

The Physical-Sciences Oncology Project grant U01 focuses on tumor cell extravasation. The team is led by Prof. Kamm at MIT and includes Univ. of Pennsylvania and Uinv. of Chicago.

http://corriereinnovazione.corriere.it/2015/10/29/ecco-sei-giovani-scienziati-italiani-che-hanno-sfondato-stati-uniti-1ea1c07e-7e32-11e5-b052-6950f62a050c.shtml

We will investigate the biomechanics of presbyopia

Brillouin cell microscopy !

Nice job Kim and Jitao!