Associate Professor Of Optics
Arts, Sciences, and Engineering
Department of Institute Of Optics
Areas of expertise: Biomedical optics, raman spectroscopy
Press contact:
Peter Iglinski
585.273.4726
Related Links:
Andrew Berger Home Page
Biomedical Spectroscopy Laboratory
In the News
Inside Science News Service
A new device promises to provide an inexpensive way of identifying traces of dangerous materials.
November 19, 2012
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Rochester-area foot traffic gets boost from new sidewalk law
September 15, 2009
Bio Techniques
Microscopy and Image Analysis
July 22, 2009
PhysOrg.com
Distinguishing Single Cells With Nothing But Light
April 02, 2009
News Releases
Distinguishing Single Cells With Nothing But Light
April 01, 2009
Home-Based Monitoring Inventions Win Forbes Entrepreneurial Award
May 27, 2008
2007 Goergen Awards Praise Faculty, Staff at University of Rochester
August 24, 2007
Three University of Rochester Students Earn National Science Award
April 23, 2007
Biography
Professor Berger's area of interest is biomedical optics, specifically spectroscopic diagnostic techniques. With recent advances in optical technology, it is now possible to perform sensitive chemical tests using light rather than reagents or electrodes. His present research is centered upon Raman spectroscopy of oral bacteria, single-cell Raman spectroscopy and near-infrared spectroscopy of hemodynamics in the human brain.