Strategic workshop on imaging subcellular to cellular cancer biology

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Dr. R. Dmitriev participated in Strategic workshop on cancer biology (subcellular to cellular cancer imaging) held at National Institutes of Health, Bethesda MD, USA on 5-6 April 2018. The event helped to network some leaders in quantitative imaging of cancer across the scales, from cell cultures to advanced in vivo imaging, consolidating the knowledge in two-photon intravital, imaging 3D tissue models, biosensors, FLIM, label free methodologies and others. The event was organised by National Cancer Institute, USA and the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB).
Dr. R. Dmitriev presented a poster summarising recent developments of FLIM and PLIM for multi-parametric live imaging of 3D tissue models:



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