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by Andrew Lague — last modified 05/13/2008 16:50

The CBST Research Portfolio is organized around three distinct theme areas:

1. Advance Bioimaging and Spectroscopy

2. Molecular and Cellular Biophotonics

3. Medical Biophotonics; Sensors & Assays;

with research themes arranged by Center-Driven or Collaborator-Driven Projects.

	Center-Driven Projects		Collaborator Driven Projects
	Research	Core Capabilities	Neuroscience	Cancer Biology and Medicine	Regenerative Medicine	Vascular Disease	Infectious Disease
Advanced Imaging and Spectroscopy	Diffraction Imaging Adaptive Optics Microscopy	Structured Illumination Microscopey/OMX Non-Linear Microscopy High-Speed Raman Cytometry			Raman Analysis of Stem Cells		Multimodal Imaging of Hosts-Viral Lifecycle
Molecular and Cellular Biophotonics	Phytochrome Engineering Membrane Biophotonics Telomerase Endcap Structure & Function Antifreeze Glycoprotein	Full Parameter Environmental Chamber			Quantum Dot Tracking of MSCs for Cardiac Repair	Lipoprotein Vascular Cell Interactions
Medical Biophotonics; Sensors and Assa	Bioluminescent Protease Assays SERS-based Protein Assays	Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging and Spectroscopy	Spectroscopic Markers of Neurological Disease Optical Imaging of Traumatic Brain Injury In Vivo Spectroscopy of Human Retina	Advanced Endoscopy and Optical Biopsy Passive-Flow Diagnostics Nanoparticle Enhanced X-Ray Therapy		Optical Tissue Measurement Combined Optical and Beta Probe for Vulnerable Plaques	Photon-Based Point-of-Care Testing for Critical, Emergency, and Diaster Care

In keeping with its mission as an NSF Science and Technology Center, CBST strongly supports a team-based, interdisciplinary and multi-institutional approach to address important challenges in biology and medicine.

NSF Center for Biophotonics

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