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Discovering biological physics through optics, computing, materials and fluid dynamics 

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The Optical Biofluidic Imaging Group (oBIG@ANU) works at the nexus of advanced imaging and biological physics. We achieve this by applying and inventing new optical techniques to precisely quantify the fundamental functions of biological systems.

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Our current research focuses on understanding the different biofluidic properties in the extracellular domain that promote long-range cell-cell communications. We accomplish this by leveraging our broad range of interferometric imaging tools.

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