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New article on UV induced fluorescence and skin

July 8, 2017 Jonathan Crowther

Fluorescence photography is a valuable tool for visualising and documenting the skin, giving details not visible under normal visible light imaging.  Check out my new article showing how UV induced visible light fluorescence can be used to provide valuable information about skin dryness and and the presence of bacteria, here.

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