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Grundfest (4K)

Warren Grundfest, Professor

Fellow, SPIE, 1996
Fellow, American Institute of Medical & Biologic Engineers, 1996

Office: 7532 Boelter Hall, Phone: 310.795.5550, Email



Biography
Professor Grundfest's current research focuses on excimer lasers for medical applications. He investigates the cardiovascular, ophthalmologic, orthopaedic and neurosurgical applications of this technology. Biologic spectroscopy, the use of spectral data to identify and classify tissue, is another major focus of Prof. Grundfest's research. He employs multiple techniques, including time-resolved spectroscopy, hyperspectro-imaging, photo bleaching and laser attenuation spectroscopy for the study of biologic systems. Clinically, he is actively involved in the development of minimally invasive imaging and surgical tools.

Research Interests
Excimer Lasers for Medical Applications. The laser research lab has pioneered the development of pulse ultra-violet of excimer lasers for biomedical applications. Professor Grundfest's group continues to investigate cardiovascular, ophthalmologic, orthopaedic and neurosurgical application of this technology. Biologic spectroscopy, the use of spectral data to identify and classify tissue is another major focus of his research. His grouo employs multiple techniques including time resolved spectroscopy, hyperspectro-imaging, photo bleaching and laser attenuation spectroscopy for the study of biologic systems. Clinically, his group is actively involved in the development of minimally invasive imaging and surgical tools

Awards and Recognitions

1996 Fellow, SPIE

1996 Fellow, American Institute of Medical & Biologic Engineers

 
 
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