
The Spectroscopic Imaging Laboratory at University of Kentucky is dedicated to develop novel optical methods to advance translational cancer research. The central focus of the group’s research is to develop optical imaging tools for biomedical applications related to tumor metabolism, hypoxia and angiogenesis. Current projects include the following topics.
- Development of optical platforms including spectroscopy and microscopy
- Computer simulation of light transport in tissue
- Cancer therapies prediction and evaluation
- Cancer metabolism pathway reprogramming
Our lab has openings for students. For more details, see Openings.
Our recent work has been featured by SPIE news !
Our recent work has been featured by SPIE: https://spie.org/news/microscopy-approach-offers-new-way-to-study-cancer-therapeutics-at-single-cell-level
Our recent work on HNSCC radiation resistance has been published at Biophotonics Discovery
Our recent work on HNSCC radiation resistance has been published at Biophotonics Discovery: https://doi:10.1117/1.BIOS.2.1.012702.
Our recent work on optical spectroscopy has been published at Journal of Biomedical Optics
Our recent work on optical spectroscopy has been published at Journal of Biomedical Optics: https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JBO.29.12.125002