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AGUI-Lab: A multidisciplinary lab on biophotonics and medical applications

A multidisciplinary lab on biophotonics and medical applications

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Welcome to the Agui-Lab!

Our research group applies a fundamental understanding of lasers, optics, fluid mechanics, and transport phenomena to address problems in biomedical and engineering applications.

Current ongoing projects include:

  • Laser tissue rewarming – developing methods for uniform laser and nanoparticle rewarming of cryopreserved specimens (cells, tissues, organisms)
  • Surface erosion mitigation – studying methods to mitigate surface erosion due to cavitation using multiscale surface modification techniques
  • Transparent “Window to the Brain” implants – development of transparent cranial implants for imaging and optical theranostics using transparent biocompatible materials
  • Non-invasive perfusion monitoring – development and optimization of laser speckle imaging devices to monitor blood perfusion

The Agui-Lab is actively recruiting new Masters and Ph.D. students with interest and experience in these areas. Please Contact Us for more information. 

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