Titlebook: Laser Applications in Medicine and Biology; Volume 4 M. L. Wolbarsht (Professor of Ophthalmology and Bi Book 1989 Plenum Press, New York 19

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The Laser as a Tool in the Study of Photosynthesis,o gain insights into mechanisms of fundamental biological processes, the great advantages offered by laser equipment have been clearly demonstrated by striking progress in photosynthetic research. The laser came into existence at the time when there was the greatest demand for new research methods t

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Requirements and Technical Concepts of Biomedical Microprobe Analysis,ro. A siesta is not so uncommon in this southern district of Germany, where the Mediterranean way of life has chronically and equally infected both private and public affairs. On this particular afternoon, one of the present authors (R.K.) had decided to intensify his suntan in a public swimming poo

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Ultrashort Laser Pulses in Biomedical Research,here they now enable the investigation of precise mechanisms of even very fast processes. This is an interesting illustration of constructive feedback in science, since centuries ago, physiology successfully assisted the birth of short-time measurement technologies. According to the story, Galileo,

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The Photopathology and Nature of the Blue Light and Near-UV Retinal Lesions Produced by Lasers and Birch-Hirschfeld (1912) had postulated that the visible portion of the solar spectrum was responsible for solar retinitis and/or eclipse blindness and that the effects of sunlight on the retina were abiotic in nature. However, his opinions were contested by Verhoeff and Bell (1916), who produced wha

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