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PennWell Launches Bio-Optics World Magazine and Web Site
Date:1/15/2008

TULSA, Oklahoma, Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Looking to capitalize on the rapidly growing market for optical technologies and instrumentation in the life sciences, PennWell Corporation has officially launched its latest venture, BioOptics World. The new magazine and web site are now live and available at http://www.bioopticsworld.com.

Comprising a bi-monthly magazine, monthly e-Newsletter, and web site (with daily news, products, application notes, web casts, and more), BioOptics World focuses on the design, development, and utilization of optical technologies for the study, diagnosis, and treatment of disease and disease processes. It is intended for biomedical researchers and engineers involved in the development and fabrication of optical components and systems used in the life sciences, as well as for scientists and clinicians who utilize these technologies, including biologists, physicists, physicians, pathologists, forensic scientists, pharmaceutical companies, and government agencies.

"The goal of BioOptics World is to provide engineers, biologists, researchers, and clinicians with a magazine and web site that will facilitate the sharing of ideas among these disciplines," said Christine Shaw, Group Publisher & Sr. Vice President. "BioOptics World is designed to appeal to anyone interested in understanding how light interacts with the human body at the cellular, molecular, and tissue levels, and what the implications of this might be in the diagnosis and treatment of disease."
The Premier issue of BioOptics World features:

-- An article on next-generation OCT technologies and applications by

Wolfgang Drexler.

-- An overview of advances in DNA sequencers as manufacturers race

toward the $1000 genome.

-- A review/forecast of the medical-laser market.

-- An interview with OCT pioneer James Fujimoto.

Upcoming issues of BioOptics Wo
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