Biomedical Optics and Instrumentation Laboratory
About the Lab
The Biomedical Optics and Instrumentation Laboratory (BOILab, PI: Bin Yang) is located in the Department of Engineering at Duquesne University. Research at BOILab has been focused on leveraging the power of the light to solve biomedical problems. With light, an array of optical techniques has been developed for biomedical imaging, diagnostics, and therapeutics.
News
4/8/2022 New paper accepted
"Rapid Quantification of Tissue Perfusion Properties with a Two-Stage Look-Up Table" by Applied Sciences [Link]
4/4/2022 Julianni Dar successfully defended her thesis! Congratulations!
3/3/2022 Abstract accepted for poster presentation at Annual ARVO Meeting 2022
"Investigating the effect of dissolved oxygen-assisted corneal cross-linking (CXL) on porcine corneas " by Julianni Dar
1/25/2022 Research contract awarded to BIOLab (as Co-I)
1/13/2022 Three abstracts accepted for podium presentations at NCUR 2022
"High-speed quantification of tissue hemodynamics with dual-wavelength spatial frequency domain imaging" by William Miller
"High-speed Structured Polarized Light Imaging of Collagen Fiber Reorganization of a Porcine Heart Leaflet" by Emily Meier and McKenzie Mitchell
"Dissolvable Gelatin Molds for Tissue Engineering Scaffold Development" by Jessica Towns
1/11/2021 Abstract Accepted for Podium Presentation by Gian Augustine Cuchapin
Title: Developing a Real-time Spatial Frequency Domain Imaging System for Monitoring Tissue Hemodynamics
2021 National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) @Home
12/7/2020 Abstract Accepted for Poster Presentation by Grace Ingram
Title: High-speed Structured Polarized Light Imaging of Tissue Dynamics
2021 National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) @Home
11/11/2020 Abstract Accepted for Podium Presentation by Bin Yang
Title: Real-time structured polarized light imaging of dynamics of thick collagenous tissues
2021 Photonics West Digital Forum
9/4/2020 Abstract Accepted for Poster Presentation by Grace Ingram
Title: High-speed Structured Polarized Light Imaging of Tissue Dynamics
2020 Carnegie Mellon Forum on Biomedical Engineering, Pittsburgh, PA
6/19/2020 BOILab was awarded funding from the Samuel and Emma Winters Foundation to support the research on accelerating corneal crosslinking procedure.
4/9/2020 Abstract Accepted for Poster Presentation by Bin Yang
Title: Real-time structured polarized light imaging (rtSPLI) for thick ocular tissue dynamics
2020 ARVO Imaging in the Eye Conference, Baltimore, MD
1/5/2020 Abstract Accepted for Podium Presentation by Lucia Secaida Del Cid
Title: Investigating spectral dependence of white light illumination in instant polarized light microscopy
2020 National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), Montana State University,