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Mid-IR laser imaging for molecular recognition in security and medical applications Lasers, Optics & Photonics, Oct 7-9, 2013 InfraSign Anadi Mukherjee InfraSign Fremont, CA

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Mid-IR laser imaging for molecular recognition in

security and medical applications

Lasers, Optics & Photonics, Oct 7-9, 2013 InfraSign

Anadi Mukherjee

InfraSignFremont, CA

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Mid-IR laser imaging for

Molecular Recognition

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Security HAZMATs Food Safety

Medical Tagless Pathology Pharma QC/QA

Hand-held, battery operated system

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Revealing the Invisible for a Safer World

InfraSign

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LaserCamera

Trace MoleculesOr

Molecular Modifications

Strong fundamental Vibrations (MIR) vs. Weak Overtone (NIR) or Raman

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Hyperspectral Imaging

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MIRIS – Mid-IR Imaging Spectroscopy Diffuse Reflection

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SecurityTrace HAZMATS & Narcotics

MedicalFood Safety - Biocontamination Sensor

Pharma - Real-time in-line Quantitative QC/QA

Laser Pathology - Antibody-free Diagnosis Body FluidsTissues – Cancer Biomarkers

In-vivo diagnosis/surgery, New Microarrays

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Security

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Hand-held, battery operated, 9”x7”x4”, < 4 lbs

12”

SPoT - Sensitive Picture of Traces

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Explosive/Binder

AN

HMTD

TNT

Urea Nitrate

Sugar Urea NitrateTNT

AN

Sugar

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9.5um7.38um

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9.25um

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7.38 mm 9.5 mm

9.25 mm

3 QCLs

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FP

DFB

DFB

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SPoT raw image results of AN trace on polyethylene

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Very thin (cloudy) film of AN on polyethylene film

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Validation

• First explosive trace imaging system sold for use by US Navy

• Customer quote: “(SPoT) continues to function well despite the traveling it has done. The hardware has proven to be remarkably robust.”

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Safety & Medical

Industrial Plant Safety/TICs Food Safety

Medical Imaging

Pharmaceutical QC/QA

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Fundamental Biomolecular Vibrations

Fatty Acids

Proteins

Sugars

Overlap

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SensitivitySpecificity

PFA of 10-2 (PD of 99%)

77ug/cm2

Hyperspectral Imagingof Serum Protein

ROC Curve

PD of 99%

Anadi Mukherjee et al “Spectroscopic imaging of serum proteins using quantum cascade lasers”, Journal of Biomedical Optics 18(3), 036011 (March 2013).

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Acknowledgements

Pathology Department UCSF

Professor Tarik Tihan, UCSF

Manu Prasanna

Steve Barnett

Quentin Bylund

Biswaroop Mukherjee

Block Engineering – Petros Kotidis

Adtech Optics – Mariano Troccoli

ThorLabs – John Bruno

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