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Manuscript ID. 0527
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P001
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Yi-Kai Jin
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Study of the Effect of Surface Modification on LMR-based BSA Biosensor
Yi-Kai Jin;Yu-Cheng Lin
The effect of surface modification on the immobilization of bovine serum albumin(BSA) based on lossy mode resonance (LMR) sensor was studied. The LMR sensor was a planar waveguide coated with a thin film of indium tin oxide (ITO). The LMR wavelength shifted 19.5 nm for 1% BSA solution was obtained.
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Manuscript ID. 0621
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P002
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Tzu-Hsin Liao
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Chromatic confocal microscopy with a nanoscale depth resolution
Tzu-Hsin Liao;Ming-Che Chan
This conference paper presents an advanced confocal microscope to rapidly capture
three-dimensional (3D) tomography in a far-field configuration with a nanoscale depth
resolution.
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Manuscript ID. 0529
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P003
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Yu-Cheng Lin
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Refractive Index Sensor Based on Surface Plasmon Resonance Optical Planar Waveguide
Yu-Cheng Lin;You-Siang Wei;Yu-Jia Lin;Chung-Ying Yu;Jing-Hong Yang
A refractive-index sensor with optical planar waveguide based on surface plasmon resonance technology was demonstrated. The sensor deposited with a gold thin-film was characterized by the spectrum variation for different refractive index solution. In terms of the experimental data, the sensitivity also obtained.
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Manuscript ID. 0704
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P004
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Yun-Yu Yen
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Using Inverse Adding Doubling Method to Quantify Absorption and Scattering Properties of Porcine Tissues
Yun-Yu Yen;Bing-Hsuan Sung
Our team determined the 500-1000 nm optical properties of porcine muscle, fat, and spinal cord tissues by using a integrating sphere system with the inverse Adding-Doubling(IAD) algorithm. The measurement results show that the three types of tissue could be identified by comparing absorption, scattering coefficients and reflectance spectra.
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Manuscript ID. 0312
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P005
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Hsi-Chao Chen
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Investigation of the position and size of idiopathic lymphedema by deep learning network architecture
Hsi-Chao Chen;Ming-Hsien Yen;Ying-Sheng Lin;Yu-Fung Lin;Min-Yi Jiang;Pin-Ju Yao
The research developed a deep learning network architecture that can be analyzed the image of near-infrared cameras on idiopathic lymphedema. The near-infrared image of lymphedema needed to remove the periodic noise and reconstruct images by using of DNCNN or SWIRCNN architectures were investigated.
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Manuscript ID. 0378
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P006
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Jin-Chun Lim
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Dual-Gate IGZO Thin Film Transistor-Based Biosensor Integrated with Microfluidic Channels for Detection of Streptavidin-Biotin Interaction
Jin-Chun Lim;Chun-Ho Chou;Nian-Ting Wu;Jian-Jang Huang
An investigation of streptavidin-biotin interaction by using transistor-based biosensor and microfluidics is demonstrated for the detection on the mixing reaction situation by electrical signal and diffusion time. The biosensor consists a dual-gate IGZO thin film transistor (TFT) and a gold sensing electrode with microfluidic channels.
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Manuscript ID. 0407
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P007
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Xin-Ni Huang
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To improve the image quality of temporal focusing multiphoton microscopy via deep learning
Xin-Ni Huang;Chun-Yu Lin;Yvonne Yuling Hu;Feng-Chun Hsu;Shean-Jen Chen
We combine deep learning with structured illumination multiphoton microscopy to improve the quality of the image resolution which acquired from temporal focusing multiphoton excitation microscopy (TFMPEM). We only need one pair of images for training to enhance images quality from TFMPEM. According to this approach, it reduces massive reconstruction time.
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Manuscript ID. 0475
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P008
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Hao-Tang Yang
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Novel surface plasmon resonance biosensor for detection of lung cancer for Krt-19 biomarker in human serum
Hao-Tang Yang;Nan-Fu Chiu
The excellent binding affinity, biocompatible and high sensitivity in SPR suggest the potential of the clinical application of this MoS2-COOH-based SPR chip detection lung cancer biomarker, Krt-19.
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Manuscript ID. 0717
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P009
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Yu-Ting Lee
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Refractive Index Image for Living Microorganism Using a Snapshot Phase Mask Camera
Yu-Ting Lee;Yi-Qin Chen;Chien-Cheng Kuo;Chung-Cheng Lee;Meng-Chi Li
Dynamic phase image for living microorganism can be obtained using a dynamic interferometer. To achieve dynamic refractive index image, the instantaneous detection of the change of refractive index, this experiment uses the algorithm to obtain the thickness of the microorganism, and first calculates the phase modulation order.
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Manuscript ID. 0062
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P010
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Yao-Cheng You
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The Non-contact breath monitoring system by thermal image of nostril
Yao-Cheng You
A non-contact breath monitoring system with analyzed thermal image of human nostril was demonstrated in this report. The thermal image of nostril can be obtained by a compact IR camera and recognized with self-developed software, then the breath behavior can be determined.
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Manuscript ID. 0074
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P011
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Yong-Wei Jen
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Effects of Artificial Light Color Temperature and Illumination Time on The Growth of Pea Seedlings
Yong-Wei Jen;Wen Chang;Ching-Chih Hsu;Ming Lee;Ming-Li Chou;Chun-Yi Tsia;Jwo-Huei Jou
Pea seedlings are high-nutrient vegetable. Artificial light is essential for the plant to grow, especially during winter season in the north countries. We found that pea seedling grew 35% heavier with eight hours 2300K light exposure than that without light.
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Manuscript ID. 0668
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P012
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Yuan-Chin Lee
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A Novel Algorithm for Full-field Optical Coherence Tomography
Yuan-Chin Lee;Ting-Wei Chang;Hung-Chih Chiang;Shuen-Chen Chen;Cheng-Yi Chang
We propose a new algorithm for image restoration of Full-field optical coherence tomography. Using only one interference image, one restored image can be obtained. Due to this new algorithm, the system becomes simpler, cheaper, and owns higher immunity to environmental vibrations. Finally, some test using this algorithm was also demonstrated.
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Manuscript ID. 0315
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P013
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Han-Wee Chong
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High-speed Voltage Imaging for Monitoring Neural Activity at Sub-Cellular Resolution
Han-Wee Chong;Sandeep Chakraborty;Shih-Kuo Chen;Chi-Kuang Sun
An ultrafast, high resolution two photon fluorescence microscope, based on voltage sensitive fluorescent protein, has been designed to record the neuronal activity in brain with a record temporal resolution of 600us. With 920nm femtosecond excitation and 1580 frames per second acquisition, the activity of neurons can be easily discerned.
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Manuscript ID. 0359
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P014
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Tzu-Hao Kuo
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PSTD simulation of a virtual chicken cornea tissue
Tzu-Hao Kuo;Snow H. Tseng
The pseudospectral time-domain (PSTD) simulation technique is employed to analyze the optical characteristics of a collagen-rich chicken cornea tissue. Especially, we focus on light scattering. Preliminary research findings show that the geometrical structures, including the arrangement and the size of fibrils, may affect the degree of optical transparency.
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Manuscript ID. 0439
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P015
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Anupama Venugopalan Nair
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Complexation and desorption of photodynamic dyes with natural zeolite
Anupama Venugopalan Nair;Vladimir Hovhannisyan;Shean-Jen Chen
Controlling the adsorption and release of photodynamic dyes from a carrier with optimum rate is the exigent part of targeted drug delivery. This study demonstrates the potential of clinoptilolite zeolite in the efficient adsorption and biomolecule favoured release of 5-aminolevulinic acid (5-ALA) and Porphyrin (Zn-TBut3 PyP) in biological systems.
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Manuscript ID. 0493
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P016
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QUOC-HUNG PHAN
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Surface plasma resonance for enhancing circular birefringence sensing
QUOC-HUNG PHAN
A novel SPR technique for enhancing circular birefringence (CB) is proposed. The feasibility of the proposed technique is demonstrated by measuring the CB properties of phantom solutions in the range of 0~500 mg/dL. The results showed that the proposed sensor has the resolution of 10-7 refractive index unit (RIU).
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Manuscript ID. 0093
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P017
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Ying-Yu Chen
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Accurate recovery of bilirubin concentrations of skin-mimicking samples using diffuse reflectance spectroscopy
Ying-Yu Chen
We constructed a DRS system which can accurately quantify the chromophore concentrations of skin. Experiment results showed that our system could accurately recover the bilirubin concentration of samples and we expect that our system can be applied to monitor neonatal bilirubin concetration in the near future.
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Manuscript ID. 0141
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P018
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Kai-Lin Huang
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Effect of ambient light color temperature and illumination duration on yeast fermentation
Kai-Lin Huang;Tzu-Yu Su;Chia-Hsuan Tseng;Yu-Fang Wei;Cheng-Chieh Lo;Jin-Ting Lin;Chun-Yi Tsia;Ming-Li Chou;Jwo-Huei Jou
Biomass alcohol can be used as an alternative energy source. Yeast fermentation is the most matured production technology. Our results show that illumination is beneficial to yeast fermentation. Illumination at night (7pm-7am) enabled a faster fermentation rate, which is 4.2 times higher than that under darkness.
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Manuscript ID. 0167
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P019
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Chun-Cheng Yang
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Distal radius BMD prediction by Near-infrared bone densitometry
Chun-Cheng Yang
We use a harmless and portable near-infrared structure on predicting the bone mineral density of the distal radius in order to evaluate osteoporosis. The prediction model is trained on 10 subjects. Comparing with DXA we perform excellently on predicting BMD with low error.
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Manuscript ID. 0436
Paper No. 2019-SAT-P0602-P020
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Liang-Yu Huang
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FDTD Simulation Analysis of Biological Creatures Color Appearances Caused by Nanostructures
Liang-Yu Huang;Snow H. Tseng
FDTD simulation is employed to model the optical characteristics of biological creatures. Specifically, material properties and various geometrical factors are analyzed. Research findings indicate that the color appearances may be dependent upon the specific nanostructures and materials.
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