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Welcome to McMaster Biophotonics

Our lab specializes in development of optical spectroscopy and imaging systems for biomedical and environmental applications. Our projects include: multimodality optical biopsy techniques for real-time clinical diagnosis and guided therapy, optical endoscope designs for gastrointestinal (GI) cancer screening, photodynamic therapy (PDT) photosensitizer uptake and dosimetry, fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM) technologies for high content screening; miniaturized optical sensors for water quality monitoring, and optical sensing and imaging technologies for smart home and aging research.

What's New

September 2017: Du is accepted to the medical physics residency program at the Juravinski Cancer Center.
August 2017: Alex is awarded the AGE-WELL Graduate Scholarship
May 2017: Colleen is awarded the MITACS Global-Link Scholarship to spend 4-month in Soochow University
Spring 2017: Shirley is accepted to medical school at University of Toronto.

McMaster Biophotonics

Research Projects

Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging in PDT	Laser Bone Drilling	Confocal Multiplexing for HCS


Photoacoustic Tomography for Breast Cancer Detection	Optofluidic Devices for Remote Monitoring Applications	Smart Home Monitoring


	Imaging in the Gastrointestinal Tract