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The proposed project involves designing, assembling, and testing a reflection-mode microscope that can perform circular dichroism (CD) imaging, which is used to study the chirality of molecules. Current CD microscopes are based on transmission – this project would involve developing a new optical system that uses reflection. Specific tasks include reviewing literature and learning lab techniques relating to CD microscopy and precision optical assembly, designing the microscope, and testing/optimizing the system. Benefits to the participating institutions include developing further knowledge in high-precision CD microscopy with applications in fields of chemistry and biochemistry, while encouraging international collaboration and knowledge sharing between the University of Toronto and the University of Osaka.
Arthur Chan
Osaka University
Engineering
Education
University of Toronto
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