InLight Solutions News

• 2004,  August
• Congresswoman Heather Wilson announced a grant of about $250,000 for InLight Solutions to support their work on new technology for diabetes screening.
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• 2004,  March
• InLight Solutions Presents Noninvasive Alcohol Results to National Safety Council. (pdf)
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• 2004,  February
• InLight Solutions is an official co-sponsor of the 8th International Symposium on the Maillard Reaction. (pdf)
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• 2004,  February
• InLight Solutions’ Senior Research Scientist Edward Hull, Ph.D. will present the paper entitled “Use Of Fluorescence And Near-Infrared Spectroscopies For Noninvasive Measurement Of Skin-Collagen Advanced Glycation Endproducts: A Feasibility Study” at the Optical Society of America’s Biomedical Optical Spectroscopy and Diagnostics Topical Meeting. (pdf)
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• 2004,  January
• U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman visited InLight Solutions’ headquarters to learn more about noninvasive optical spectroscopy and the latest life sciences applications. (pdf)
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• 2004,  January
• InLight Solutions Responds to President’s Recommendations for Diabetes Screening. (pdf)
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• 2004,  October
• Dr. Jim McNally presented "Overview of Noninvasive Alcohol Technology" at the New Developments in Alcohol Testing Session of the Borkenstein Symposium on Blood and Breath Alcohol Testing, held at the Indiana University.
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• 2004,  October
• Ben Ver Steeg presents "Design Challenges for an FT-Spectrometer in Noninvasive Analyte Monitoring" at the The Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies.
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• 2004,  October
• Dr. Cliona Fleming presents "Maintaining Near-IR Calibration Models in Unstable Media" at the The Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies.
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• 2004,  September
• Dr. Edward Hull publishes "Noninvasive, optical detection of diabetes: model studies with porcine skin" in the Optics Express electronic journal.
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• 2004,  August
• Results of an in vitro study were presented at the 8th International Symposium on the Maillard Reaction (Aug 28 - Sept 1, 2004, Charleston, SC). The talk given by Dr. Ediger described results of work key to development of noninvasive technology for diabetes screening. InLight was pleased not only to present scientific results at the meeting but also to support the conference as a corporate co-sponsor.
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• 2004,  May
• Dr. Christopher D. Brown publishes "Discordance between Net Analyte Signal Theory and Practical Multivariate Calibration" in Analytical Chemistry.
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• 2004,  April
• Inlight Solutions presents the "Use of fluorescence and near-infrared spectroscopies for noninvasive measurement of skin-collagen Advanced Glycation Endproducts" at the Optical Society of America Meeting.
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• 2004,  February
• Inlight Solutions presents on "Noninvasive Alcohol Techology" at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting.
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• 2003,  November
• Inlight Solutions presents "Spectroscopy in Heterogenous Media" at the The Eastern Analytical Symposium.   (pdf)
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• 2003,  November
• Inlight Solutions presents "Optical Signatures of Diabetes Mellitus in Skin" at the 3rd annual Diabetes Technology Meeting, San Francisco.   (ppt)
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• 2003,  November
• Inlight Solutions presents "Use of Near-Infrared and Fluorescence Spectroscopy to Detect Diabetes Based on Noninvasive Skin Measurements" at the 3rd annual Diabetes Technology Meeting, San Francisco.   (ppt)
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• 2003,  October
• Inlight Solutions presents "An Overview of Error Management Methods in Statistical Modeling" at the The Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies.   (pdf)
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• 2002,  November
• Inlight Solutions presents "Noble Complexity in In-Vivo Spectroscopy" at the The Eastern Analytical Symposium.   (pdf)
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• 2004,  March
• Albuquerque Journal covers InLight Solutions’ noninvasive alcohol-measurements program.
•     (http://www.abqjournal.com/biz/outlook/152804outlook03-04-04.htm)
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• 2004,  Spring
• Alliances Magazine publishes a short history of the InLight Solutions / University of New Mexico connection.
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• 2003,  September
• Russell Abbink and Craig Gardner publish "Getting Under the Skin:  NIR spectroscopy allows doctors to monitor substances in blood noninvasively" in OE magazine.
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