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ulTRafast hOlograPHic FTIR microscopY
f time-domain interferometry to obtain a high spectral resolution from broadband excitation, from DHM highly sensitive and quantitative detection of the refractive index (phase) change. Combined with artificial intelligence algorithms, this technology will enable quantitative concentration imaging of molecular biomarkers with high spatial resolution, high chemical selectivity and high speed, with a transformative impact on medical research and clinics. In oncology, it will be applied to intraoperative diagnosis of tumor biopsies, providing tumor grading, staging and subtyping, and supporting complete tumor resection. It will also allow to determine the best therapeutic approach tailored to the patient and identify resistant tumor clones under targeted therapy, paving the way for precision medicine in cancer. Immune-oncology; Microscopy; Oncosurgery; Nonlinear optics; Ultrafast spectroscopy; Digital holography; Vibrational spectroscopy
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- EU
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- 1904544.25
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- EUR
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European Commission, CORDIS Horizon Europe project dataset. Metadata adapted.
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