Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Defining the optimal imaging time point for fluorescence-lifetime-based tumor identification using the non-targeting near-infrared dye indocyanine green and post-processed high-dynamic-range images

Simone Janssen (UGent) , Thomas Van den Dries, Nawal Kheiro, Thomas Lapauw, Jeroen De Geeter, Sevada Sahakian, Marc Stroet, Maarten Kuijk, Hilde De Rooster (UGent) , Hans Ingelberts, et al.

(2026) BIOMEDICAL OPTICS EXPRESS. 17(4). p.1953-1966
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Kankercellen beter blootgelegd

Hans Ingelberts, Thomas Van den Dries, Thomas Lapauw, Simone Janssen (UGent) , Jeroen De Geeter, Sophie Hernot and Hilde De Rooster (UGent)

(2025) p.10-10
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128 × 128-Pixel current-assisted photonic sampler image sensor and camera system for macroscale fluorescence lifetime imaging with multiexposure for extended dynamic range

Thomas Van den Dries, Thomas Lapauw, Simone Janssen (UGent) , Jeroen De Geeter, Jonathan Vrijsen, Wannes Nevens, Sophie Hernot, Maarten Kuijk and Hans Ingelberts

(2025) IEEE SENSORS JOURNAL. 25(24). p.43900-43908
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Towards contrast between tissue biomarkers with single-wavelength dyes : a first NIR-I in vivo FLT multiplex study using the VUB tauCAM

Simone Janssen (UGent) , Thomas Van den Dries, Sevada Sahakian, Thomas Lapauw, Sam Floru, Lukasz Matuesiak, Irina Okkelman (UGent) , Marcus Stroet, Jeroen De Geeter, Ruslan Dmitriev (UGent) , et al.

(2025) EMIM 2025 : European Molecular Imaging Meeting : 20th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Molecular Imaging, Abstracts.

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Defining the optimal imaging time point for fluorescence-lifetime-based tumor identification using the non-targeting near-infrared dye indocyanine green and post-processed high-dynamic-range images

Kankercellen beter blootgelegd

128 × 128-Pixel current-assisted photonic sampler image sensor and camera system for macroscale fluorescence lifetime imaging with multiexposure for extended dynamic range

Towards contrast between tissue biomarkers with single-wavelength dyes : a first NIR-I in vivo FLT multiplex study using the VUB tauCAM

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