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Popp, Jürgen, 0F

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Rühm, A., 14

Saba, M., 15

Schmedt, C. G., 13

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Schröder-Turk, G. E., 15

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Stepp, H., 14

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Teo, Woon Pei Jeanette, 11

Walter, Jane, 04

Wang, T., 12

Wong, Yen Lynn, 11

Wunder, Christian, 0J

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Zheng, Z., 06

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Introduction

Welcome to the 5th International Conference on Biophotonics (ICOB V) in Perth, Western Australia, 30 April-1 May 2017. ICOB V continues the success of the previous meetings held in Sacramento, Ottawa, Jena, and Florence. The conference has a strong theme of engagement with medical end users. The ICOB V is held over two days as a stand-alone meeting and, on the third day, combines with the opening plenary session of Science on the Swan, a broad-based biomedical research conference held annually in Perth.

ICOB V continues the tradition of bringing together opinion leaders in the field to consider where the field is going and what opportunities there are to work together. Key in this endeavor are end users of biophotonics. This year, co-location and running back-to-back with Science on the Swan presents an exceptional opportunity to engage with medical researchers and translators.

ICOB V is run as a largely single-stream meeting with sessions led by leaders in different aspects of biophotonics research and translation. Ample time is set aside for discussion and, in a new initiative, session leaders will convene the production of white papers after the conference summarizing the state of the field in their area. These papers will be published in the Journal of Biomedical Optics. The technical content in this meeting is largely delivered via a poster session with an associated Hot Poster session in which selected presenters deliver short previews of their work. The poster session involves strong participation of early-career and postgraduate researchers, including in its organization, the awarding of poster prizes. There is an associated exhibition to avail researchers with the chance to observe the latest commercial technical developments, and several sessions consider opportunities for entrepreneurship in biophotonics and pathways for translation.

The conference, held in Perth’s port and historic cultural centre of Fremantle, provides an ideal venue for offsite events and interactions all within a short walk of the conference’s venue, the historic Esplanade Hotel.

We hope the delegates find ICOB V an event to remember, and that these proceeedings help capture some part of that.

David D. Sampson

Dennis L. Matthews

Jürgen Popp

Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop

Brian C. Wilson

ICOB 2017 Posters

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