Webinar #3: Blue light exposure –
Highlighting blue light effects in skin
using Atomic Force Microscopy

Watch the replay of our third webinar

“Blue light exposure – Highlighting effects in skin using Atomic Force Microscopy”, a webinar presented by Jean-André Lapart.

00:00 Introduction and presentation
01:40  Introduction about Blue light
05:48  Generalities about Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)
10:44  Characterization of Blue light effects in skin
16:40  Conclusion

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