Już 30 października 2025 roku o godz. 12:30 w Audytorium Aleksandra Jabłońskiego Prof. Alex Vitkin (University of Toronto) wygłosi wykład pt. "Wreaking havoc with polarized light: probing tissue structure and composition in pre-clinical and clinical settings".
Streszczenie:
Depolarization of light by tissue multiple scattering has hindered polarymetry use in biomedicine. However, recent sensitive detection of surviving polarization fractions in turbid media, coupled with polarized light propagation models in tissue, suggests practical biomedical applications focused on detecting tissue birefringence and heterogeneity. Selected tissue polarimetry studies, ranging from differentia linear/circular depolarization rates and polarization speckle effects, to mass spectrometry guidance for breast cancer lumpectomies and clinical outcome predictions in colorectal cancer patients, will be discussed.
Organizatorem Kolokwium Czwartkowego jest Instytut Fizyki UMK w Toruniu.