Light can measure blood oxygen through a fingertip, image the layers of the retina in milliseconds, and register protein binding on a thin film of gold. Turning that physics into an instrument that works, and that people can trust, is a different challenge.
Most engineers meet biophotonics in pieces: optics in one course, tissue biology in another, and detectors, signal processing, and surface chemistry somewhere else. That leaves a hard gap between knowing the principles and being able to choose a wavelength, size a fiber probe, estimate a detection limit, or show that a measurement deserves trust.
Applied Biophotonics and Optical Biosensors closes that gap with one connected, quantitative path from the behavior of light in living tissue to the design, analysis, and validation of working instruments and sensors. Every chapter develops the theory from stated assumptions and applies it in worked examples that end in a checked answer with units.
With this book, you will learn how to:
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Written for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in biomedical engineering, physics, and related fields, and for engineers and scientists who design, specify, or evaluate optical systems for medical devices, wearables, imaging, and diagnostics. Calculus and introductory optics are assumed; everything else is developed in the text. Suggested reading paths support one-semester courses in biomedical optics or optical biosensors.
Get your copy and start designing optical instruments and biosensors with a clear, quantitative understanding of what light can and cannot measure.
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