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Front Matter: Volume 11635
, "Front Matter: Volume 11635," Proc. SPIE 11635, Optical Fibers and
Sensors for Medical Diagnostics, Treatment and Environmental Applications
XXI, 1163501 (1 April 2021); doi: 10.1117/12.2596557
Event: SPIE BiOS, 2021, Online Only
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Vol. 22 No. 27
Optical Fibers and Sensors
for Medical Diagnostics,
Treatment and Environmental
Applications XXI
Israel Gannot
Katy Roodenko
Editors
6–11 March 2021
Online Only, United States
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KEYNOTE
11635 03 Mid-infrared sources, based on chalcogenide glass fibres, for biomedical diagnostics
(Keynote Paper) [11635-42]
FIBER OPTIC SENSORS: DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION I
11635 05 Long-term degradation of UV fibers using broadband light sources [11635-1]
11635 06 Trends in specialty fiber optic materials: characterization and applications [11635-2]
11635 0A Characterization of a fast response fiber-optic pH sensor and measurements in a biological
application [11635-6]
FIBER OPTIC SENSORS: DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION II
11635 0E Optimized OCT-based depth-resolved model for attenuation compensation using point-
spread-function calibration [11635-10]
11635 0G Analysis and optimization of six types of two-coil inductive for the human implantable wireless
electrocardiogram sensor [11635-12]
FIBER OPTIC SENSORS: DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION III
11635 0H Optical fiber as distributed acoustic sensing element with improved Rayleigh backscattering
sensitivity and robustness under elevated temperature [11635-13]
11635 0K Quantitative analysis of acetone in breath using vacuum-ultraviolet spectroscopy based on
hollow-optical-fiber gas cell [11635-16]
FIBER OPTIC SENSORS: DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION IV
11635 0L Fabrication of 800-μm-bore hollow optical fibers based on completely non-fragile and flexible
Ni-Ti tube for the infrared [11635-17]
11635 0O Measurement and uniformization of power distribution on the prism for biomedical applications
of mid-infrared, attenuated-total-reflection spectroscopy [11635-41]
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11635 0P Numerical investigation of Au-silane functionalised optical fibre sensor for volatile organic
compounds biomarker (VOCs) detection [11635-20]
11635 0R Wave plate based stabilization of polarization at the distal end of multimode fiber for
polarization sensitive imaging systems [11635-22]
11635 0S Common path Bessel beam optical interferometry for refractive index measurement of
hazardous liquid samples at 1550 nm [11635-23]
11635 0T Fluoride detection in drinking water using evanescent fiber cavity ring down spectroscopy
[11635-24]
SCANNING PROBE MICROSCOPY
11635 0U IR laser polarimetry: breaking limits of FTIR polarimetry for thin film studies [11635-25]
11635 0V Scanning near-field infrared microscopy for biomedical imaging with a subwavelength spatial
resolution [11635-26]
11635 0X Nanoscale IR spectroscopy and imaging with a versatile broadband IR laser source [11635-28]
11635 0Z Infrared scanning near-field optical microscopy (IR-SNOM) for thermal profiling of quantum
cascade lasers [11635-30]
ENVIRONMENTAL SESSION I
11635 11 Advances of dual-comb spectroscopy based on QCL for environmental and water analysis
[11635-32]
11635 12 High-throughput environmental microplastic identification and quantification using a wide-field
QCL-IR based microscope [11635-33]
11635 13 Gas analysis with infrared molecular gas lasers [11635-34]
ENVIRONMENTAL SESSION II
11635 14 Disposable flowcell for spectroscopic analysis in bioprocesses [11635-40]
11635 16 Infrared sensors for environmental and biomedical applications [11635-36]
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