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  • Prof. Franz Schilling (left) and his team have discovered Z-OMPD as a new molecular sensor that enables MRI imaging of pH, blood flow and renal filtration.

    MRI of pH values, perfusion and renal filtration

    Making the acid - base ratio visible

    04 September 2023 | Researchers have discovered as a new molecular sensor for MRI imaging of pH values, renal perfusion and filtration.

  • Prof. Dr. Gil Gregor Westmeyer

    Electron microscopy: Nano-reporter proteins make invisible processes visible

    Genetically encoded nano-barcodes

    18 April 2023 | Electron microscopy: Nano-reporter proteins make invisible processes visible

  • Franz Pfeiffer, Professor of Biomedical Physics and Director of the Munich Institute of Biomedical Engineering at TUM. Image: Andreas Heddergott / TUM

    Patient study demonstrates benefits of dark-field X-ray technology

    New X-ray technology can improve Covid-19 diagnosis

    6 December 2022 | Patient study demonstrates benefits of dark-field X-ray technology

  • How lymph nodes are supplied with blood

    01 December 2022 | Sophisticated X-ray experiment involving Prof. Julia Herzen and her research group disproves traditional textbook knowledge

  • Applied quantum mechanics in medicine

    Quantum technology for cancer imaging

    10 November 2022 | Applied quantum mechanics in medicine

  • Julia Herzen (front left), Professor of Biomedical Imaging Physics at TUM, working together with her team at the micro-CT scanner. Image: René Lahn

    Improved imaging for medicine and material sciences

    Advances in micro-computed tomography

    08 March 2022 | Prof. Julia Herzen and her team have improved micro-computed tomography, more specifically imaging with phase contrast and high brilliance x-ray radiation.

  • Prof. Dr. Franz Pfeiffer (back, left), Professor for Biomedical Physics, and his team have developed a prototype of a clinical CT scanner which combines dark-field and conventional X-ray technology (back right: Dr. Thomas Koehler, front left: Clemens Schmid, front right: Manuel Viermetz).

    Prototype of a clinical CT device combines dark-field and conventional X-ray technology

    New technology for clinical CT scans

    08 February 2022 | Prototype of a clinical CT device combines dark-field and conventional X-ray technology.

  • Professor Franz Pfeiffer (left) with two employees at the computer tomograph in the Munich Institute of Biomedical Engineering. Image: bavariaone

    TV report about TUM's corona research

    03 January 2022 | On December 27 and 28, Sat.1 Bayern reported about selected research projects, including a new X-ray technology.

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