Correlated multimodal imaging in life sciences: lessons learnt
Pavitra Sokke Rudraiah,
Rafael Camacho,
Julia Fernandez-Rodriguez
et al.
Abstract:Correlated Multimodal Imaging (CMI) gathers information about the same specimen with two or more modalities that–combined–create a composite and complementary view of the sample (including insights into structure, function, dynamics and molecular composition). CMI allows one to reach beyond what is possible with a single modality and describe biomedical processes within their overall spatio-temporal context and gain a mechanistic understanding of cells, tissues, and organisms in health and disease by untanglin… Show more
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