This review article is meant to help biomedical engineers and nonphysical scientists better understand the principles of, and the main trends in modern scanning and imaging modalities used in ophthalmology. It is intended to ease the communication between physicists, medical doctors and engineers, and hopefully encourage "classical" biomedical engineers to generate new ideas and to initiate pro...

As the Editors of the Biomedical Imaging and Intervention Journal, we are pleased to introduce "The Bill of Rights" written by Dr William Hendee, Chair of the Publication Committee of the International Organization of Medical Physics (IOMP). This document covers the fundamental rights and responsibilities of a scientist - not just medical physicists but the entire biomedical imaging community, ...

Biomedical imaging is a rapidly growing field to provide a state-of-the-art tool for preclinical biomedical research and clinical applications, in view of its ability to noninvasively reveal subtle structural variations of biological tissues and visualize in vivo physiological and pathological processes at the cellular and molecular levels. Mathematical methods are involved with imaging theorie...

Over the past decades, modern mathematics is playing an increasingly important role in the development of biomed-ical imaging, yielding groundbreaking ideas and powerful tools for clinical and preclinical applications. Nevertheless, there are not only growing obstacles between applied mathematicians and imaging engineers to communicate more effectively but also great synergy to be unlocked acro...

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