Light for Life
The Institute of Biomedical Optics (BMO) conducts application-focussed basic research in the field of biophotonics and technology development at the interfaces between biological research and clinical application.
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Laser-induced transport of living cells
Vogel group
Two photon fluorescence lifetime image
The image was acquired with a newly developed fiber laser a new detection scheme
Huber group
Molecularly sensitive TICO-Raman microscopy
Acquired with the newly developed TICO-Raman setup
Huber group
Collagen- and elastin fibers of the skin
Imaged with Multiphoton Microscopy
Hüttmann group
Single frame of 4D OCT video: Injection needle over finger tip
The image was acquired with recently developed fiber laser a new detection scheme
Huber group
News
Thursday 13, February 2020
New retinal laser therapy in the Eye Hospital of UKSH
At the institute of biomedical Optics the research group of PD Dr Yoko Miura is being actively engaged in basic researches on therapeutic mechanism of minimally invasive laser treatment on the retina. She, as an Ophthalmology specialist, has started this new type of laser therapy to treat the...
Friday 10, January 2020
German-Chinese Cooperation in Laser Nano-Medinice
The German Research Foundation (DFG) and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) support a three-years mobility project with 183.000 Euro.
Tuesday 07, January 2020
Fast LiDAR technology published in Nature Photonics
Professor Sebastian 'Nino' Karpf from the Institute of Biomedical Optics (BMO) has developed a novel system for LiDAR that enables fast spatial imaging in 3D. High speeds are achieved by using a novel inertia-free spectral scanning method. This work was conducted in cooperation with researchers...
Friday 06, December 2019
Publication about first simultaneous, functional imaging in neurons and photoreceptors of the human retina has been highlighted as an Editor's Pick by Optics Letters
The Optical Society of America (OSA) highlights the publication of Hüttmann group on functional imaging of neurons and photoreceptors of the human retina in its latest issue of the acclaimed journal Optics Letters (
Thursday 10, October 2019
Our new start-up Visotec is supported by Bayer’s “G4ADigital Health Partnerships program”
Our new start-up Visotec GmbH (https://visotec.health) will be supported by the Bayer “G4ADigital Health Partnerships program”.
Monday 07, October 2019
Symbolic changeover of the relay baton 01.10.2019
Robert Huber is new director of the Institute of Biomedical Optics (BMO): Symbolic changeover of the relay baton
Friday 13, September 2019
Travel Grant for Euretina 2019 to Britta Lewke
In 2019, the Retinological Society awarded eight travel grants to young scientists to enable them to participate in the Euretina Annual Congress.
Prof. Dr. Robert Huber
Tel. +49 451 3101 3200
robert.huber(at)uni-luebeck.de
Prof. Dr. Gereon Hüttmann
Phone: +49 451 3101 3206
gereon.huettmann(at)uni-luebeck.de
Bianka Pohlmann
Phone: +49 451 3101 3201
bianka.pohlmann@uni-luebeck.de
