Image guided radiotherapy in a preclinical setting couldn’t be more useful than the treatment of brain tumors, where normal tissue damage can have severe and long lasting effects. 

It has been known for centuries that tissue stiffness can change in the presence of disease, but quantifying such changes in vivo has only recently become practical. 

Professor Mats Bemark’s lab at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden studies how the immune system responds to respiratory infections, such as SARS-CoV-2 and influenza. His research focuses on interrogating these interactions at mucosal layers. 

Watch the last Spectral Instrument Imaging webinar with Dr. Michael Henry who will shares key data sets from his work spanning a 20 year career in molecular imaging.

Magnetic Resonance (MR) is more than just analytical science, it is unique, it is a passion that won’t let you go

Programmable DNA size selection enables new discoveries by helping optimize the library detected by a sequencer. That’s why the 24-sample capacity PippinHT is quickly becoming established as a key tool for a host of research applications and clinical

Although patients are too large in size for preclinical microCT scanners, it still has a big significance in clinical decision making. For example, extracted teeth can be scanned before and after root canal procedures.