(Formerly known as Central Clinical School)
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| Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI) of Xenograft Mouse by Ms Jurie Tashkandi |
Congratulations to the winners: Ms Jennifer Tinston (PhD student in the Epilepsy and Behaviour group, Department of Neuroscience), Ms Jurie Tashkandi (PhD student in the Nanotheranostics group in the Australian Centre for Blood Diseases), Dr Bianca Jupp, Dr Karen Alt and Dr Chao Suo.
View the winning entries on the MBI website with additional information about each image.
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The Commonwealth Government’s Global Innovation Linkages Program has invested $1 million to establish a Research & Development manufacturing hub for the production and commercialisation of new [18F]-PET imaging agents, as part of a collaboration being led by Monash University, including researchers from Central Clinical School's Department of Neuroscience. Program partner Cyclotek (Aust) Pty Ltd has contributed $600,000 to this project.
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| CT images of ex vivo mice lungs. A&B. Axial images of a standard CT
compared to a high-resolution micro-CT quality image. C. Maximum
Intensity Projection (MIP) of the iodine-based contrast inflated lung
for bronchial tree visualisation. Image: Karen Alt |
Three-dimensional imaging of the mouse lung plays an important role in preclinical research to better understand injury extent and recovery especially of respiratory viruses such as SARS-COV-1 and -2.
