Michael Tanner

Such a tease, all those new parking spots and still no more bikes anywhere.... (Existing spots south of meadows were already always empty)

Miniaturised single fibre Raman spectroscopy for endoscopy. | Michael Tanner Miniaturised single fibre Raman spectroscopy for endoscopy. Excited to see this now published by Caitlin Tye , out now in BioMedical Optics Express (Optica). https://lnkd.in/eedj2rFB Caitlin's w...

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(That's right, I haven't worked out where I put work self publicity posts yet, so for now it's everywhere!)

Excited to see this now published by Caitlin Tye , out now in BioMedical Optics Express (Optica).
Raman through a tiny off the shelf fibre, enable by photon counting tech
doi.org/10.1364/BOE....

Some notes on why I am excited about this publication, here:
tanner-lab.org/2025/07/01/r...

Today's the day to register, to nip along on Friday to Nottingham for what should be an engaging event. With IOPMedPhys, @iopopticalgroup.bsky.social , @instituteofphysics.bsky.social

Join us (IOPMedPhys, @iopopticalgroup.bsky.social , @instituteofphysics.bsky.social in Nottingham 13th June discussing optics for clinical practice, with views from academics developing them and medical practitioners using them in the clinic.
Info: iop.eventsair.com/ocp2025/
Reg. by: Monday 2nd June

A magnetic hard drive, and an SSD hard drive, dismantled. Magnets on show.

Another disappointing advancement in technology: SSD hard drives (right) are so much less fun to dismantle after death than magnetic platen ones (left).
Strong magnets to harvest!