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2024 Academia Sinica Open House

In-Person

Seeing organs through the skin and labelled cells using short-wave infrared light

Introduce what short-wave infrared light is and its applications in biomedical imaging, and explain the unique short-wave infrared properties of carbon nanotubes.

Activity Information

Speaker Speaker

Dr. Ching-Wei Lin

Time Time

10/19 13:30 - 13:45

Location Location

Humanities and Social Sciences Building (HSSB)

Venue Venue

4F Recreation Hall

Activity Classification

Division Division

Division of Mathematics and Physical Sciences

Category Category

Lectures & Symposiums

Organizer

Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences

Target Audience

Age 15 and above

Instructions

Contact Contact

Wen-Hui Chen
2366-8275

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