💡 This Scientist Is Lighting Up Medicine
Published by OOPSONLINE.IN · Source: Malayala Manorama · 1 min read · · Updated
👀 OOPS SAYS
Dr. Anjali Thomas is out here using advanced optical science to help detect illnesses, and she's already booked for 2027. Meanwhile, some of us are still struggling to find the right lighting for a Zoom call.
What actually happened
Dr Anjali Thomas, a researcher at Erasmus University, was recognised in SPIE's 'Women in Optics' 2027 notebook for her pioneering photoacoustic.Dr Anjali Thomas, Women in Optics, SPIE notebook, optical science, photoacoustic imaging, cancer detection, stroke risk, medical technology, Kerala researcher, Erasmus University, Indian scientists, biomedical imaging, light-based diagnostics, early disease detection, scientific discovery
Key points
- Dr Anjali Thomas, a researcher at Erasmus University, was recognised in SPIE's 'Women in Optics' 2027 notebook for her pioneering photoacoustic.
- Dr Anjali Thomas, Women in Optics, SPIE notebook, optical science, photoacoustic imaging, cancer detection, stroke risk, medical technology, Kerala researcher, Erasmus University, Indian scientists, biomedical imaging, light-based diagnostics, early disease detection, scientific discovery
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