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About Workshop
The meeting aims to exchange novel biophotonics research ideas and to share our evolving understanding of requirements biomedical applications set for modern testing, imaging and diagnostic equipment. The workshop will have a comprehensive technical program with review talks from major world leading experts in complementary areas of nonlinear photonics both on theory, experiment and applications.
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Guidance for posters: A1 format, portrait orientation
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Speakers​
Tentative schedule
7th September
8th September
08:30
Coffee time and registration
08:30
Coffee time and registration
09:00
Welcome talk
09:00
Scientific talks
09:10
Scientific talks
10:20
Coffee break
10:40
11:00
Coffee break
Scientific talks
13:15
Lunch
14:00
Scientific talks
11:00
Scientific talks
13:15
Lunch
14:00
Scientific talks
15:20
Closing remarks
15:15
Poster session
15:30
Lab tours
17:30
Workshop dinner
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Organisers
Research Fellow, Programme Manager with MULTIPLY
 Paola Borri(UK) Coherent Raman Scattering microscopy: Technology developments and biological applications |  Prof Sylvain Gigan(France) Light control in complex media: towards optical imaging at unprecedented depth in biological tissues |  Dr Karina Litvinova(UK) Cancer detection in spectral images using deep learning . |
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 Prof F. Ömer Ilday(Turkey) Laser surgery in the ablation-cooled regime . |  Dr Olga Bibikova(Germany) Fiber optic spectroscopy for multimodal medical diagnostics . |  Prof Daniele Faccio(UK) Imaging through extended diffusive media: deep body imaging and multimode fibre imaging |
 Johanna Trägårdh(Czech Republic) . Microscopy through a multimode fiber endoscope . |  Prof Mark Farries(UK) . Fast mid-infrared hyper-spectral imaging of tissue . |  Harith Ahmad(Malaysia) Minimally and Non-Invasive Optical Sensing for the Detection and Measurement of Biological and Chemical Constituents |
 Prof David Webb(UK) Medical photonics in Aston Institute of Photonics Technologies . |  Dr Ljupco Hadzievski(Serbia) Multi-sensor system for non-invasive detection of cardiovascular pulsations of the human body |  Prof Moh. Yasin(Indonesia) Fibre optic sensor for heart rate detection . |
 Dr Daniil Nikitichev(UK) Photoacoustic imaging and 3D printed multimodality phantoms |  Dr Daniel Hill(Spain) Nanophotonic biosensors within Lab on Chip applications |  Ashim Dhakal(Nepal) Low cost Raman spectroscopy using integrated photonics |
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Sponsors
MULTIPLY has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie SkÅ‚odowska-Curie grant agreement No 713694.
Photonics for medical diagnostics
7-8 September,
Aston University, Birmingham UK
Contact us
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Dr Maria Chernysheva m.chernysheva@aston.ac.uk
Dr Srikanth Sugavanam s.sugavanam1@aston.ac.uk
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Aston Triangle, B4 7ET Birmingham, UK
