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Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin and Stanford University developed a "microscalpel", an experimental system based on a super fast laser and something called "two-photon fluorescence microscopy", to zap individual cells while preserving those around the target area.
To develop the miniature laser-surgery system, Ben-Yakar [Adela Ben-Yakar, mechanical engineering Assistant Professor at UT Austin --ed.] worked with co-author Olav Solgaard at Stanford University's Electrical Engineering Department to incorporate a miniaturized scanning mirror. Ben-Yakar and her graduate student Chris Hoy, another co-author, also used a novel fiber optic cable that can withstand intense ligh[...]
Feed : Medgadget |  Updated : 2008-07-14 09:54:32
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