Research Section

Optical Sensing and Imaging Systems (OASIS)

Head of Section: Anders Kristensen

The section for Optical Sensing and Imaging Systems develops and applies nanotechnology and photonics-based methods to characterize and manipulate biological systems, with the vision to translate light-based concepts into improved healthcare.

Our research includes:

  • Development and application of hardware for imaging and probing 3D biomimetics
  • Optical coherence tomography and non-linear microscopy for 2D/3D cell cultures and in-vivo imaging of small animals.
  • Micro- and nano-fluidics for manipulation and imaging of biologically relevant particles.
  • Optofluidics and hyperspectral Raman imaging for novel sensor and actuation technology.
  • Thermodynamic modelling of nano-scale physics at room temperature.

Research Groups

Education

Bio-observatory

Group leader: Emil Boye Kromann

Biophotonic Imaging

Group leader: Peter E. Andersen

Modeling of Nano- and Biophysical Systems

Group leader: Jonas Nyvold Pedersen

Nanofluidics and Bioimaging

Group Leader Rodolphe Marie

Optofluidics

Group Leader: Anders Kristensen

What is Optical Biomaging?

Optical Bioimaging uses light and special properties of photons to obtain detailed images of the human body at different levels from organs and tissues to cells and molecules. Read more...

Living and working in Denmark

Head of Section:

Anders Kristensen

Anders Kristensen Head of Sections, Professor Phone: +45 45256331 Mobile: +45 25171852

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