New microscopy method detects treatment-resistant cancer cells early
Approach could help optimize clinical decisions
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Approach could help optimize clinical decisions
Researchers have created a label-free, non-invasive Raman spectroscopy method that can capture microscopic images of biological specimens promptly and accurately identify a diversity of biomolecules.
Image Credit: Likoper/Shutterstock.com Accurate and rapid medical diagnoses rely heavily on medical imaging technologies that allow us to peer inside the body or identify the presence of unwanted or abnormal cells. There is a large demand for robust and easy-to-use technologies in medical imaging, providing more rapid and accurate screening. This is part of what the CRIMSON project aims to deliver. 1 What is the CRIMSON Project? The CRIMSON project is a highly interdisciplinary research project that has been funded as part of the HORIZON 2020 program. The project coordinator is Professor Dar...