Engineered materials that integrate advances in polymer chemistry, nanotechnology, and biological sciences have the potential to create powerful medical therapies. Our group aims to engineer tissue regenerative …
Presented byThis presentation will focus on our recent progresses on developing high-resolution biophotonic imaging technologies, particularly second-generation optical coherence tomography (OCT) endoscopy and emerging multiphoton endomicroscopy.
These technologies have shown …
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High breast density is linked to an increased risk of breast cancer, and correlates …
Presented byThe abilities to reliably record from a large ensemble of neurons in the brain, to map their functional connectivity and to track their activity over …
Presented byThere is currently a concerted effort to develop the necessary technologies to record neural activity from the entire volume of the brain. Recent engineering …
Presented byInfectious diseases remain the leading cause of mortality around the world. Diagnosing disease at its onset will have a critical impact in …
Presented byFrom the mucus that lines our airways, to the collagen that comprises our soft tissues, much of the human body can be thought of as a biopolymeric mesh filled with …
Presented byEmbryonic pharyngeal aortic arches (AA) are bilaterally paired transient vessels that form the great arteries of adult circulation.Proper regression and remodeling of the six left and right AA …
Kevin Eliceiri, PhD, Director of the Laboratory for Optical and Computational Instrumentation Director of the FabLab at the Morgridge Institute for Research, will discuss developing imaging technologies that span the range of resolution and scale from sub-micron to several mms …
Presented byCardiovascular soft tissues serve critical mechanical functions within the body, but pathologic changes to these tissues alter their material properties causing disruption or reduction in function. This loss can be …