Sentence examples for imaging laboratory from inspiring English sources
The ultimate goal of research in our Cardiovascular Molecular Imaging Laboratory is to develop novel imaging approaches to detect the molecular pathobiology of the vessel wall in vivo.
The research goals of the Structure-Function Imaging Laboratory are to develop platform optical imaging systems to enable structure-function analysis of biological organ systems.
Sample preparation and imaging was performed by the Microscopy and Imaging Laboratory (MIL) at the University of Michigan.
The Clark Center is home to approximately one half of the Radiology 3D Imaging Laboratory, the Molecular Imaging Lab, and the small animal imaging, which offers a full complement of small animal imaging and surgical devices, one floor below Dr. Sam Gambhir's Molecular imaging Laboratory.
Our echocardiography laboratory has completed the transition from an analog to a digital imaging laboratory.
The Clark Center three Radiology labs, including a small animal imaging laboratory, molecular imaging laboratory, and a full complement of small animal imaging and surgical devices one floor below Dr. Gambhir's molecular imaging lab.
He brought a satellite-imaging laboratory to the park.
Research combining 3D imaging technology with PET/CT carried out in the Clinical Molecular Imaging Research Group CMIRG, 3D Medical Imaging Laboratoryry, and Multimodality Molecular Imaging Lab (MMIL) is featured on AuntMinnie.com.
Research carried out in the Clinical Molecular Imaging Research Group CMIRG, 3D Medical Imaging Laboratoryry, and Multimodality Molecular Imaging Lab (MMIL) was featured on the cover of Journal of Nuclear Medicine.
"There are a large range of diseases and therapies of the heart that can benefit from the information provided by a high-resolution, real-time imaging modality," notes Hendon, who directs the Structure Function Imaging Laboratory.
Using experiments involving brain imaging, recent research by Tania Singer of the Functional Imaging Laboratory of University College London and Professor Ernst Fehr of the University of Zurich has shown that reciprocity is supported by fundamental structures in the brain.
