In the dynamic field of optical methods for biological sample characterization, researchers leverage light-based techniques to explore the intricacies of biological systems. As technology advances, novel optical methodologies push the boundaries of resolution, sensitivity, and analytical capabilities. Current challenges in this area include the development of techniques that can probe biological samples at unprecedented levels of detail, accurately detect biomolecules, and analyze complex biological processes. Significant studies have demonstrated the potential of bioimaging technologies and biosensors, yet there remains a need for enhanced methods that can seamlessly integrate with other technologies and provide deeper insights.

This Research Topic aims to highlight and advance cutting-edge optical techniques that are transforming the landscape of life sciences research. Our goals include showcasing breakthroughs in bioimaging technologies, innovative biosensors, and methodologies employing optical tweezers. We are also interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence with optical techniques, which promises to enhance data analysis and interpretation. By addressing these objectives, we hope to bridge the gap between known challenges and future possibilities in the application of optical characterizations.

The scope of this Research Topic encompasses a wide range of novel techniques and their applications in life sciences research. We welcome submissions that explore the following themes:

- Breakthroughs in bioimaging technologies pushing the frontiers of resolution and sensitivity
- Next-generation biosensors for the detection of specific biomolecules
- Optical tweezers for measuring nanoscale forces within biological samples
- Advanced particle tracking techniques to map velocity fields and dynamic processes
- Artificial intelligence-driven approaches for enhanced data analysis and interpretation

Join us in showcasing the latest advancements in optical methodologies that are transforming biological and biomedical research. We invite original research, reviews, and perspectives articles.

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Advances in Optical Methods for Biological Sample Characterization