Preclinical Imaging Webinars

Dr. Pierre Pouget and Dr. Serge Picaud provide an overview of fUS imaging and discuss how it can be used to study the brain in behaving non-human primates.

Experts provide a tour of academic and industrial use cases in Materials Science, Engineering and Life Science.

A two-day virtual user meeting showcasing state-of-the-art applications in both life and material sciences, and provides the latest Bruker news about hardware and software.

A 6-part webinar series focused on tools and methods to streamline research tasks through the use of automation.

Edward Bahnson, PhD presents the development and validation of a methodological approach using light-sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) for the imaging of preclinical models of vascular injury with a focus of minimizing analysis bias while increasing precision and reproducibility.

Join Dr. Alexandra Lubin and Dr. Jason Otterstrom as they discuss the use of deep learning-powered automated microscopy and image analysis for fast, in vivo zebrafish screening.

The theme for 2021’s PMOD User Meeting is all about “Tips & tricks for tracer evaluation and longitudinal studies.” And our expert speakers will use their experience in development of novel radionuclides for theranostics and fully quantitative PET in tracer evaluation to demonstrate these important topics.

Join Dr. Sicard for an examination of the systemic effects of myocardial infarction using high-frequency ultrasound and photoacoustics.

Dr. Sarah Stanley and Dr. Alexandra Alvarsson discuss the use of whole-organ assessment for the comprehensive examination of pancreatic innervation, revealing close interactions between nerves and islets and dynamic regulation of islet innervation in diabetes.

Allison Rodgers discusses the value of imaging the mouse right ventricle and lungs using high-frequency ultrasound for models of cardiopulmonary physiology and associated diseases.

In this webinar, Andrea Benucci, PhD discusses a setup developed in his laboratory for high-throughput behavioral training of mice based on voluntary head fixation.

Michael Czech, PhD discusses adipose tissue “browning” as a treatment for metabolic disease, and presents recent data using light sheet microscopy to visualize functional changes in adipose tissue depots.