2019 OSA Optical Molecular Probes, Imaging and Drug Delivery; Bio-Optics: Design and Application; and Novel Techniques in Microscopy

NIBIB建议书-摘要 2019 OSA光学分子探测器、成像和药物输送；生物光学：设计和 在显微镜领域的应用和新技术 2019年OSA生物光子学大会：生命科学中的光学，2019年4月15日至17日， 亚利桑那州图森市由五个专题会议组成。其中两次会议，光学分子探测器， 成像和药物输送(OMP)；生物光学：设计和应用(BODA)；以及新型 显微镜技术(NTM)提供了对一个非常活跃的多学科领域的广泛接触 在生命科学的生物光子学和光学领域，专注于癌症研究和直接医学 申请。合办会议的跨学科性质将提供跨学科的- 概念和技术在不同领域之间的肥沃，从而获得协同效应 从这样的互动中。这项提案是为了为学生提供注册和旅行支持， 职业生涯初期的专业人士和代表不足的演讲者将就癌症相关问题发表演讲 两次专题会议中的主题领域。 OMP将专注于这些快速发展的领域的融合，从基本的 生物学到临床诊断和治疗应用，博达将解决所有方面的 用于研究和临床的生物医学光学技术的发展和应用 应用，NTM将专注于开发光学领域的新的和创造性的技术 用于生物或生物医学应用的显微镜。此外，通过将一个 由顶尖工程师、光学和医学科学家以及医生组成的国际集团 作为初级研究人员和研究生，这些会议将有助于加强对 广泛的跨学科研究人员，加强标准的学术培训 研究生和提供职业发展机会，特别是对学生 以及职业生涯初期的专业人士。 这些会议的总体目的是为 通过全体会议和技术会议介绍高质量的科学研究，简短 课程、小组讨论、网络和特别活动。主题将包括图像引导手术， 用于生物医学成像、药物发现成像和其他新型光学的纳米光子学 诊断和治疗技术。面对面的信息共享方式将 允许研究人员了解他们所在领域和相关学科的其他人正在做什么，并 高效地了解可能与他们的工作相关的新研究、工具和技术。它 允许与来自世界各地不同机构和行业的同事进行对话 影响深远的科学合作--包括国内和国际合作。

NIBIB PROPOSAL – ABSTRACT 2019 OSA Optical Molecular Probes, Imaging and Drug Delivery; Bio-Optics: Design and Application; and Novel Techniques in Microscopy The 2019 OSA Biophotonics Congress: Optics in the Life Sciences 15-17 April 2019, Tucson, AZ, consists of five topical meetings. Two of these meetings, Optical Molecular Probes, Imaging and Drug Delivery (OMP); Bio-Optics: Design and Application (BODA); and Novel Techniques in Microscopy (NTM) provide broad exposure to a very active multidisciplinary field in biophotonics and optics in life sciences focused on cancer research with direct medical applications. The interdisciplinary nature of the co-located meetings will provide cross- fertilization of concepts and techniques between fields with the resulting synergies obtained from such interactions. This proposal is to provide registration and travel support for students, early career professionals, and underrepresented speakers that will present on cancer related topic areas within the two topical meetings. OMP will focus on the convergence in these rapidly evolving areas, spanning from basic biology to clinical diagnostics and therapeutic applications, BODA will address all aspects of development and applications of biomedical optical technologies for research and clinical applications, and NTM will focus on the development of new and creative techniques in optical microscopy for biological or biomedical applications. In addition, by bringing together an international group of leading engineers, optical and medical scientists, and physicians, as well as junior researchers and graduate students, these meetings will help to enhance the training of a wide group of interdisciplinary researchers, augmenting standard academic training for graduate students and presenting opportunities for career advancement, especially for students and early career professionals. The general purpose of these meetings is to create an inclusive, open forum for the presentation of high-quality scientific research through plenary and technical sessions, short courses, panels, networking and special events. Topics will include image-guided surgery, nanophotonics for biomedicine imaging, drug discovery imaging, and other novel optical technologies for diagnosis and treatment. The face-to-face method of information sharing will allow researchers to learn what others in their field and related disciplines are doing and to efficiently learn about new research, tools, and techniques that might be relevant to their work. It allows conversations with colleagues from different institutions around the world and engenders far reaching scientific collaborations – both domestic and international.