Partnership will use diagnostic imaging tools to explore health issues associated with microgravity, and apply this knowledge to patients on Earth
Read article: Radiologists and space experts to develop imaging tools for space missions
Human anatomical models with simulated coronavirus lung pathologies have could optimize CT and radiography acquisitions to effectively screen and manage COVID-19 patients
Read article: Virtual imaging trials aim to optimize COVID-19 screening
Tattoo inks and food colourings combined with nanoparticles show promise as diagnostic imaging agents
Read article: Everyday dyes paint cells for early cancer detection
Piezoelectric-OLED hybrid needs no electronic signal processing
Read article: Ultrasound signals are converted directly to visible images by new device
A webinar hosted by the UK’s National Physical Laboratory highlighted medical imaging technologies that could improve outcomes for cancer patients
Read article: NPL showcases developments in cancer imaging technologies
Routine mammography programmes impose significant workloads on clinical staff; soon, commercial AI systems might help take the strain
Read article: AI rivals human radiologists at breast-cancer detection
Medical physicist Zoe Brady describes how taking chest X-rays through glass, from outside an isolated patient's room, conserves PPE and reduces radiographer risk
Read article: Standing on the outside looking in: X-rays through glass
System could improve object classification in biomedical imaging
Read article: Acoustic metamaterials and machine learning beat the diffraction limit
International collaboration overcomes engineering hurdles to see into the body’s smallest spaces
Read article: ‘World’s smallest’ imaging device takes a closer look at heart disease
Superconducting single-photon detector allows acquisition of high-fidelity optical coherence tomography images at very low light power levels
Read article: Quantum-inspired detection method generates high-quality OCT images
