Organic semiconductors modified with high-Z heteroatoms could create optimal X-ray detectors for medical imaging, radiotherapy and dosimetry
Read article: Flexible X-ray detectors line up for medical imaging and radiotherapy
Combining rapid DNA sequencing with neural network models to classify brain tumours during surgery helps neurosurgeons decide the extent of tumour resection
Read article: AI tool accelerates tumour classification during brain surgery
The 2024 Rank Prize for Optoelectronics has been awarded to four scientists for inventing adaptive optics technologies for imaging the human retina
Read article: Adaptive optics pioneers win Rank Prize for retinal imaging breakthroughs
Researchers develop an equitable imaging technology that mitigates skin tone bias in photoacoustic imaging
Read article: High-quality diagnostic imaging – for all skin tones
New technique can measure the elasticity of several eye components at the same time
Read article: Multi-eye-component imaging could help diagnose ocular disease
Functional MRI studies show how blue light can enhance cognitive performance by modulating information flow through the brain
Read article: Ultrahigh-field MRI reveals how blue light stimulates the brain
Researchers at NIST are investigating ways to expand the clinical applications of portable low-field MRI systems
Read article: Iron oxide nanoparticles boost the contrast in low-field MRI scanners
Researchers in Denmark, Scotland and Australia have come up with an alternative take on optical coherence tomography
Read article: Spatially offset OCT: counter-intuitive scheme delivers high-contrast imaging at depth
Breast imaging using grating interferometry-based phase-contrast CT offers increased resolution for the same radiation dose
Read article: Grating interferometry could enable earlier detection of breast cancer
An inverse designed meta-optic can reduce the length of an endoscope tip by a third
Read article: Meta-optical fibres downsize endoscopes
