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3D imaging of surface chemistry in confinement 20.07.2017

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EPFL researchers have developed an optical imaging tool to visualize surface chemistry in real time. They imaged the interfacial chemistry in the microscopically confined geometry of a simple glass micro-capillary. Laboratory for Fundamental BioPhotonics (LBP) Sylvie Roke, director of the Julia Jacobi Chair of Photomedicine at EPFL EPFL researchers have developed an optical imaging tool to visualize surface chemistry in real time. They imaged the interfacial chemistry in the microscopically confined geometry of a simple glass micro-capillary. Laboratory for Fundamental BioPhotonics (LBP) Sylvie Roke, director of the Julia Jacobi Chair of Photomedicine at EPFL EPFL researchers have developed an optical imaging tool to visualize surface chemistry in real time. They imaged the interfacial chemistry in the microscopically confined geometry of a simple glass micro-capillary. Laboratory for Fundamental BioPhotonics (LBP) Sylvie Roke, director of the Julia Jacobi Chair of Photomedicine at EPFL