Image Guided Surgery

Image Guided Surgery The IMI-group has a high multidisciplinary nature and consists of enthusiastic scientists with a background in biology, medicine, chemistry, and/or physics

The IMI-group has a high multidisciplinary nature and consists of enthusiastic scientists with a background in biology, medicine, chemistry, and/or physics. Jointly they pursue the development of new imaging agents and imaging technologies that can be applied during surgical and/or radiological interventions (image guided surgery). Due to the different backgrounds in the group, we are involved in

all aspects of research, ranging from synthetic organic chemistry to the performance of preclinical and clinical studies. Hereby the ultimate aim is the rapid clinical translation of new technologies that are beneficial for patient care. Students who wish to join the group for an internship are encouraged to directly contact the person whose research interest matches best with their own.

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The IMI-group has a high multidisciplinary nature and consists of enthusiastic scientists with a background in biology, medicine, chemistry, and/or physics. Jointly they pursue the development of new imaging agents and imaging technologies that can be applied during surgical and/or radiological interventions (image guided surgery). Due to the different backgrounds in the group, we are involved in all aspects of research, ranging from synthetic organic chemistry to the performance of preclinical and clinical studies. Hereby the ultimate aim is the rapid clinical translation of new technologies that are beneficial for patient care. Students who wish to join the group for an internship are encouraged to directly contact the person whose research interest matches best with their own.