Advanced imaging techniques in in vivo models (Intravital Microscopy, Nuclear and Molecular Imaging)

The seminar will address advances in both intravital microscopy and preclinical nuclear (PET and SPECT) and molecular (MRI) imaging techniques, two fundamental approaches for biomedical research. Intravital microscopy allows real-time observation of cellular processes, such as cell movement and tumor progression, within living organisms. On the other hand, nuclear and molecular imaging techniques offer crucial anatomical and functional precision for studying diseases in areas such as oncology, cardiology, and neurosciences. Both technologies improve the understanding of complex biological processes and contribute significantly to translational research.