Seeing the unseeable
An innovative way to optically image through tissue could allow a more detailed understanding and diagnosis of early stage cancer.
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£5M Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council funding for photonics
Light research could revolutionise the biomedical world
Laser research revolutionises the diagnosis and treatment of dementia and cancer
Innovative research using ultra-pure lasers could benefit researchers looking for new ways to diagnose and treat dementia and cancer
Honour for Professor Kishan Dholakia
Outstanding and exceptional contribution to the strength of physics
Hope for kidney patients
New microscope developed by St Andrews physicists allows for quicker diagnosis of kidney disease.
Slow light speeds up the microscopic world
Major applications for medical diagnostics
Scientist honoured with Leverhulme Trust Fellowship
St Andrews Professor wins award in recognition of world-leading research
Shining a new light on the immune system
Scientists at the University of St Andrews have developed a revolutionary method of identifying cells of the immune system with “molecular fingerprints”.
Researchers break spinning world record
St Andrews achievement appears in Guinness Book of Records
Partnership develops commercial applications for healthcare
Medical research into cancer and Alzheimer’s