Monte Carlo analysis of near infrared wavelengths towards an optical NIR blood analyte sensor

Posted by Josephine Dixon on 23 September 2024

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HOPE Scholar, Josie Dixon presented this poster at the Annual Conference of the German Society for Biomedical Engineering in September 2024 at Stuttgart, Germany. Josie's poster outlines light-tissue interaction simulations to assess the penetration depth, pathlength and detected power while developing a non-invasive sensing method for blood analytes.

Poster or analysis of light tissue interactionJosie's work to develop a non-invasive blood glucose sensor technology will enable semi-continuous, pain-free, low-cost, and thus equitable and high adherence glucose monitoring.

A pdf of this poster is available to download.

Josie Dixon is a PhD Candidate from University of Canterbury. Professor Chris Petty is supervising Josie.

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