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Recent trends in clinical imaging indicate that we may soon be able to image cortical folding noninvasively in utero.

For the first time, researchers will be able to image the evolution of structure in 3-D under load down to 50 nm resolution.

What's more, he noted, future orbiting telescopes may be able to image a planet distinct from its star and therefore search for signs of life.

Sophisticated multiple-transmit-channel systems have been shown to be able to image the human heart at 7 tesla but such systems are currently not widely available.

In future studies, we will consider about addressing the non-uniqueness of modeling to be able to image the geometry of anomalies both laterally and vertically.

Her team has already demonstrated that the technique enables imaging of tissues as deep as 3 cm in animals, but should be able to image up to 10 cm, she says.

BLI imaging systems that are able to image moving objects have been developed for experiments in which anesthesia is a problem.

These findings indicate that DSI tractography is able to image crossing fibers in neural tissue, an essential step toward non-invasive imaging of connectional neuroanatomy.

For MR image-based velocimetry, we are able to image through the heart, whereas PIV is optical-based, and therefore flow imaging within opaque cardiac structures is impossible.

They were able to image the activity of the animals' place cells, which encode spatial information, in real time and at cellular resolution.

The technique was a substantial step toward the goal of being able to image the position and type of every atom in a nanocrystal.