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OSA launches new journal, Biomedical Optics Express
Date:8/3/2010

es in a single measurement, by separating images due to their differing time of flight.

  • Le Qiu, et al., "Gold nanorod light scattering labels for biomedical imaging." Gold nanorods can be used as extremely bright labels for differential light scattering measurements using closely spaced wavelengths, potentially helping to detect human disease through several centimeters of tissue. This paper reviews the theoretical basis of the optical properties of nanorods and quantitatively compares their expected performance versus fluorescent labels.

    Biomedical Optics Express' authors and readers will appreciate this rapid, online open-access publication plus its availability of free color figures, movies, animations, and live reference links. HTML with MathML (XHTML) versions of each article, suitable for viewing on a range of electronic devices, are published along with the formatted PDF. In addition to a wide variety of original research articles, Biomedical Optics Express offers readers convenient links to biomedical content selected from other OSA journals. Biomedical Optics Express also welcomes author videos and submissions featuring OSA's Interactive Science Publishing (ISP) capability for online visualization of large datasets.


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