Institute for Biological and Medical Imaging (IBMI)

Research in the Institute focuses on the development and propagation of in-vivo imaging technology to the life sciences with applications spanning from basic and drug discovery interrogations to pre-clinical imaging and clinical translation.

Biomedical imaging is increasingly becoming a keystone in bio-medical studies enabling a new paradigm of discovery by bridging the gap between research performed in-vitro and the clinical application.

Main areas of research 

• Developing new imaging devices and multi-modality systems
• Advancing imaging and image reconstruction theories and methods
• Advanced data and image processing methods
• Development of animal models of human disease
• Development of novel imaging applications with focus on in-vivo imaging
• Development of intelligent assistance systems as components of integrated healthcare
• Educating a new generation of scientists with multi-disciplinary imaging knowledge