Since 2003, Lindgren has been a Professor in Physics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Applied Optics group/Biophysics group). The current research at NTNU is focused on laser-based spectroscopy, time-resolved optical spectroscopies and related spectroscopic imaging techniques. The development of spectroscopic and imaging techniques is applied in biomedical applications and to elucidate biophysical processes. Spectroscopy is used to understand biomolecular and hybrid organic-inorganic nanomaterial systems.
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Spectroscopic imaging
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Short Biography
Since 2003, Lindgren has been a Professor in Physics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Applied Optics group/Biophysics group). The current research at NTNU is focused on laser-based spectroscopy, time-resolved optical spectroscopies and related spectroscopic imaging techniques. The development of spectroscopic and imaging techniques is applied in biomedical applications and to elucidate biophysical processes. Spectroscopy is used to understand biomolecular and hybrid organic-inorganic nanomaterial systems.