Laser Spectroscopy

Oral presentation at the 17th ECSBM 2017: Distinguishing high and low glucose fed cancer cells using quantum cascade laser infrared spectroscopy

1 min read · Wed, Sep 13 2017

glucose fed cancer cells Laser Spectroscopy quantum cascade

We show the application of quantum cascade laser infrared spectroscopy with multivariate analysis to distinguish high and low glucose fed cancer cells.

Aigars Ekers

Assistant Dean, Computer, Electrical and Mathematical Sciences and Engineering

Atomic Physics Laser Spectroscopy Experimental Physics optics photonics laser Spectra

Short bio Dr. Ekers obtained his MS and PhD in physics from the University of Latvia in 1994 and 1999, respectively. During the PhD studies, he spent periods of time performing experiments at Lund University (Sweden), Warsaw University (Poland), and Kaiserslautern University (Germany), the latter as a DAAD research scholarship holder. After a successful proposal to EU Framework Programme, he returned to Kaiserslautern University as a Marie Curie Fellowship holder (1999-2002). After the Fellowship, he continued in Kaiserslautern as a research associate. In 2005, he moved to Riga to assume a