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Explores the average triton crossing method in biomedical signal processing and the efficiency of time-domain techniques in extracting meaningful information from sensor data.
Covers the introduction to fluorescence in microscopy, labeling techniques, specificity of markers, multi-color imaging, and factors affecting fluorescence properties.
Delves into nanoscale properties, emphasizing surface effects and quantum phenomena, exploring electronic, mechanical, magnetic, photonic, and chemical properties unique to the nanoscale.
