MIC-Tea Time-Webinar: Multimodal imaging of body donor material/MIC-Node: Microsopy and Advanced Optical Imaging (MAOI)

Stefan Geyer

1 DFP

Presenters: Lukas Reissig, Paata Pruidze, Kareem Elsayad

Moderator: Stefan Geyer

MIC-Node: Microsopy and Advanced Optical Imaging (MAOI), Medical University of Vienna

Abstract

The body donor facility at the Center for Anatomy and Cell Biology provides access to body donor material and to infrastructure for dissection, photography and video documentation and various imaging modalities. In this sofa talk we will give an overview about the resources available and discuss the requirements to make use of human material for multimodal imaging.

Bio-Sketches

Stefan Geyer, is Assoc.Prof. at the Division of Anatomy. He heads the Technology Unit “High resolution episcopic microscopy (HREM)” of the Correlated Multimodal Imaging Node Austria (CMI).

Lukas Reissig is a medical specialist for anatomy at the Division of Anatomy. He heads the body donor facility at the Center for Anatomy and Cell biology.

Paata Pruidze is doctor in training, and PhD-student at the Division of Anatomy. He is a specialist for experimental ultrasound imaging in cadaver research. 

Kareem Elsayad develops high-resolution optical microspectroscopy techniques for studying the physical (viscoelastic and structural) properties of tissue on the cellular and sub-cellular scales.

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