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Research reveals PET imaging's potential in predicting Multiple Sclerosis progression - Vimarsana News

Research reveals PET imaging's potential in predicting Multiple Sclerosis progression

In a groundbreaking study, Dr. Marcus Sucksdorff's doctoral research at the field of neurology has revealed the potential of PET imaging in predicting the progression of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and assessing treatment response. This innovation could also serve as a biomarker in the development of drugs targeted at progressive MS in the future. MS, an inflammatory autoimmune disease that degenerates the central nervous system, is the most common such condition among young adults.

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EPFL and Max Plank merge nonlinear optics with electron microscopy - Vimarsana News

EPFL and Max Plank merge nonlinear optics with electron microscopy

Method yields new capabilities in material studies and control of electron beams.

Source: optics.org
AMS expands custom options with neoLASE deal - Vimarsana News

AMS expands custom options with neoLASE deal

Acquisition of Laser Zentrum Hannover spin-out adds to diode-pumped solid-state laser portfolio.

Source: optics.org
Developments in QPAT promise clearer views of tissues - Vimarsana News

Developments in QPAT promise clearer views of tissues

SPIE review of quantitative photoacoustic tomography highlights current challenges being tackled.

Source: optics.org
Urea-powered nanorobots reduce bladder tumors by 90% in mice - Vimarsana News

Urea-powered nanorobots reduce bladder tumors by 90% in mice

The research, which was conducted on mice, demonstrates how these tiny nanomachines are propelled by urea present in urine and precisely target the tumour, attacking it with a radioisotope carried on their surface.