Read article: Thin-film perovskite detectors could enable extremely low-dose medical imaging
X-ray detectors made from perovskite thin films are 100 times more sensitive than conventional silicon-based devices
Read article: Europe seeks to harness power of AI in COVID-19 crisis
A multicentre European project is developing a deep learning-based model to enhance CT diagnosis of COVID-19
Read article: Phase-contrast imaging could improve breast cancer diagnosis
Propagation-based phase-contrast CT generates higher quality diagnostic breast images than absorption-based CT, at a comparable dose to conventional mammography
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘Work will always be there’
Catherine Steffel contemplates PhD studies in a time of university shutdowns
Read article: Radiomics-based MR image analysis can predict brain tumour prognosis
Computational analysis of MRI scans from glioblastoma patients may help predict survival and response to treatments
Read article: Ultrasound assessment of tumour oxygenation could guide cancer therapy
Ultrasound localization microscopy has potential to be a significant imaging modality for diagnosis and therapy monitoring of solid tumours
Read article: AI can enhance accuracy of CT scans in emphysema
An artificial intelligence algorithm can provide fully automated quantification of emphysema
Read article: Hybrid infrared–optical microscope could improve cancer diagnostics
A simple addition to a conventional microscope allows for all-digital histopathology
Read article: Seismic imaging technology sees deep inside the brain
A computational technique originally developed for seismic imaging can generate high-resolution ultrasound images of the brain
Read article: Low-dose chest CT doesn’t appear to damage DNA
A study of low-dose chest CT scans eases concerns over radiation-induced cancer risks related to lung cancer screening
