SMALL ANIMAL IMAGING WORKSHOP

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This subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. The subproject and investigator (PI) may have received primary funding from another NIH source, and thus could be represented in other CRISP entries. The institution listed is for the Center, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. Novemer 1-2, 2007 - SMALL ANIMAL IMAGING WORKSHOP 104 attendees This workshop has become an annual event to bring together a broad range of Duke scientists, imaging specialists, and investigators from other fields who may be able to expand their current research by using small-animal imaging methods. The workshop is part of our ongoing efforts to increase small-animal imaging in cancer and other medical research and to encourage use of the imaging systems available at the Center for In Vivo Microscopy for collaborative projects. PROGRAM NOVEMBER 1, 2007 Technical Advances In Small Animal Imaging - presented by graduate students/post-docs in CIVM -- 4-D MR microscopy of the mouse heart - Elizabeth Bucholz (CIVM, BME) -- MR microscopy of pulmonary blood flow - Nilesh Mistry (CIVM, BME) -- Quantitative blood flow imaging with digital subtraction angiography - Ming De Lin (CIVM, BME) -- 4-D atlas of the mouse embryo - Alexandra Petiet (CIVM, BME) -- Blood-brain barrier opening with lipid microspheres and ultrasound (BOLUS) - Gabriel Howles (CIVM, BME) -- Geometric calibration for a dual tube/detector micro-CT system - Sam Johnston (CIVM, BME) -- High-temperature superconducting probe for MR microscopy - John Nouls (CIVM, BME) -- PROPELLER imaging in the presence of motion - Prachi Pandit (CIVM, BME) -- Quantitative morphometry of the mouse brain Alexandra Badea, PhD (CIVM, Radiology) -- Neurovascular imaging in small animals using MR microscopy - Ketan Ghaghada PhD (Radiology, CIVM)LUNCH (on your own)Applications for Cancer Research How can mouse imaging help cancer patients? Daniel Sullivan, MD Radiology Molecular imaging of mouse models of cancer David Kirsch, MD PhD Radiation Oncology Liposomes as a versatile platform for preclinical cancer imaging Srini Mukundan PhD MD Radiology, CIVM X-ray based tumor imaging in small animals Cristian Badea PhD CIVM, Radiology BREAK MRI of temperature-sensitive liposome release: drug dose painting and anti-tumor effects Ana Ponce, PhD Radiation Oncology Prospects for MR imaging of metabolism Elizabeth Jenista CIVM, Chemistry Targeted nanoparticles for tumor imaging Warren S. Warren PhD CIVM, Chemistry RECEPTION /LAB TOURS/DEMONSTRATIONS Lobby and Center for In Vivo Microscopy November 2, 2007 State-of-the-Art Perspective From Industry Advances in pre-clinical MRI: 14T and beyond Sarah Vargas PhD Manager, Custom MRI Solutions Scientific Instruments Division Varian, Inc. Advances in optical imaging and image analysis for small-animal research Richard Levenson MD Director of Research Biomedical Systems Cambridge Research and Instrumentation (CRI) In vivo optical tomographic imaging of mouse disease models Jeff Peterson PhD Director of Applied Biology VisEn Medical BREAK A bright future: cardiovascular applications for optical imaging Matthias Nahrendorf MD Co-Director, Cardiac Imaging Center for Molecular Imaging Research, MA General Hospital/ Harvard Fluorescence imaging in vivo: multiparametric analysis of cellular processes in animal models Angela Goodacre MS Group Manager, Applications Systems Bio Business Development Group, Olympus, America Molecular imaging Michael Paulus PhD Preclinical Solutions Siemens LAB TOURS / DEMONSTRATIONS  Center for In Vivo Microscopy