Photonex 2015 - The annual Nano-Spectroscopy and Bio-Imaging meeting is announced

Wednesday 14 & Thursday 15 October, Ricoh Arena Coventry

Significant advances in the development of optical techniques have led to an ever increasing role of photonics in the study of various problems in biological and chemical sciences, in medicine and clinical sciences. Researchers are continually looking for better ways to analyse complex processes and photonics underpins many of the most promising approaches for medical diagnosis, drug development, therapeutic intervention and other clinical and life science applications.

The integration of technologies is the key message of the meeting. For example a user may wish to upgrade their microscope’s illumination with a laser for fluorescence lifetime imaging. This meeting provides the audience with the experience to make the idea come to life with sessions designed for attendees to raise, discuss and solve problems with speakers and fellow delegates.

KCL Dental Institute Principal Investigator and co-organiser of the event, Dr Fred Festy, comments on the meeting in the planning “I really enjoyed some of the discussions last year, it was an outstanding meeting. This year we will be encouraging speakers to involve the attendees by throwing out problems they are having, we just love the ‘how we can solve’ aspects of this meeting.”

Potential visitors and contributors to the scientific programme are encouraged to visit Photonex website (www.photonex.org) and to register to visit today and to join our LinkedIn Group: Bio-Imaging & Nano-Spectroscopy.

You can view the programme here: http://www.photonex.org/conference/15/Nano-Spectroscopy-and-Bio-Imaging.html