New technology has the potential to replace current 2D imaging such as MRI scans.

Rather than having to prick with a needle or wear an implant, in the future people with diabetes will simply be wearing a wrist-worn device that reads their glucose with...

Fluorescence imaging helps improve outcomes in head and neck skin cancer treatment – at reduced cost.

With a multimodal microscope, the joint project PriMe wants to detect bacterial infestation using fast, marker-free, and contactless imaging.

New device collects an infrared signature that is processed by a computer algorithm.

Improved method enables high-resolution chemical and structural imaging of cells at the nanoscale.

Optical coherence tomography is tested to evaluate transplant viability of donor organs.

New technology could enable point-of-care skin cancer diagnosis.