BioPhotonics and Imaging Conference, Dublin, Ireland
25 March 2013 - 25 March 2013
Ireland
The 'BioPhotonics and Imaging Conference' (BioPIC 2013) will be held from 25 to 27 March 2013 in Dublin, Ireland.
With revolutionary advances in biomedical science, our understanding of the mechanisms of human health and disease has extended into the regime of cellular and molecular structure and function. The ability to observe, analyze, and manipulate living tissue at this level (and to do so in a minimally- or non-invasive manner) has become essential for continued progress in biomedical research and development.
The impact and amount of information contained in visual data should not be underestimated. For this reason, imaging remains one of the most powerful tools in biomedical research. Light is unique in that it can be utilized to perform exactly these functions; and for this reason, biophotonics is widely regarded as the key science upon which the next generation of clinical tools and biomedical research instruments will be based.
The conference will gather research leaders who wish to shape the future of bio-imaging in Europe, from researchers developing new imaging techniques to those who will apply them.For further information, please visit:
http://www.nbipireland.ie/events/232-biopic2013(opens in new window)
With revolutionary advances in biomedical science, our understanding of the mechanisms of human health and disease has extended into the regime of cellular and molecular structure and function. The ability to observe, analyze, and manipulate living tissue at this level (and to do so in a minimally- or non-invasive manner) has become essential for continued progress in biomedical research and development.
The impact and amount of information contained in visual data should not be underestimated. For this reason, imaging remains one of the most powerful tools in biomedical research. Light is unique in that it can be utilized to perform exactly these functions; and for this reason, biophotonics is widely regarded as the key science upon which the next generation of clinical tools and biomedical research instruments will be based.
The conference will gather research leaders who wish to shape the future of bio-imaging in Europe, from researchers developing new imaging techniques to those who will apply them.For further information, please visit:
http://www.nbipireland.ie/events/232-biopic2013(opens in new window)