PET scans that simultaneously image more than one radiotracer could revolutionize oncology
Read article: Multiplexed PET paves the way towards biologically individualized radiotherapy
A PET scanner with optimized depth-of-interaction detectors achieves a record sub-0.5 mm spatial resolution
Read article: High-resolution PET scanner visualizes mouse brain structures with unprecedented detail
A lead halide material can detect and image single gamma-ray photons with both high-spatial and high-energy resolution
Read article: Perovskite detector could improve nuclear medicine imaging
Paweł Moskal from Jagiellonian University talks about positronium imaging with the J-PET scanner and his team’s work in applying quantum entanglement to diagnostics
Read article: Towards quantum PET: harnessing the diagnostic power of positronium imaging
UC Davis student wins journal award for developing a novel brain phantom for positron emission tomography
Read article: PhD student Ekaterina Shanina wins Early Career Researcher Award for PET phantom study
An ultrasensitive small-animal PET scanner can image the entire body of a rat with sub-second temporal resolution
Read article: Ultrafast PET imaging could shed light on cardiac and neurological disease
A helmet-like upright imaging device has potential to enable previously impossible neuroimaging studies
Read article: Wearable PET scanner allows brain scans of moving patients
FDT-PET scans in animals show potential for tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment monitoring
Read article: Tuberculosis-specific PET tracer could enable more effective treatment
The Seracam portable gamma camera could extend the use of nuclear medicine investigations beyond the constraints of larger fixed gamma camera systems
Read article: Portable camera expands the applications of gamma imaging
The NeuroEXPLORER brain PET scanner generates low noise and ultrahigh-resolution images of neuronal activity in the brain
Read article: SNMMI ‘Image of the Year’ visualizes the brain as never before
