In vivo optical molecular imaging is an emergent diagnosis tool for the localization and the quantification of fluorescent probes; this technique comes as a supplement or sometimes replaces the classical ionizing radiation imaging techniques, and in particular if a simple, inexpensive, non invasive and accurate instrumentation is sought. For about 10 years now, different research groups have built a base of knowledge in markers and instrumentation within the framework of small animal imaging. More recently, a dedicated instrumentation has been developed, the purpose of which is a specific approach to the examination of underlying structures, deeply embedded within the tissues, and in fine for human being screening.


Wednesday, May 18, 2011, 11:45. Seminar Room

Hosted by Prof. Turgut Durduran