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Dr. Pettigrew welcomed the crowd of over 200 hundred attendees and opened the symposium by focusing on how biomedical imaging and bioengineering has changed in last decade. Dr. Pettigrew described examples of point-of-care technologies that permit diagnostics at the bedside to detect cancer, and imaging advances revealing that human brain circuitry is organized in a grid, like city-streets on a map.
To watch featured videos from the symposium click the link below:
nibib.nih.gov/NewsAndEvents/10thAnniversaryVideoGallery.htm
Dr. Pettigrew welcomed the crowd of over 200 hundred attendees and opened the symposium by focusing on how biomedical imaging and bioengineering has changed in last decade. Dr. Pettigrew described examples of point-of-care technologies that permit diagnostics at the bedside to detect cancer, and imaging advances revealing that human brain circuitry is organized in a grid, like city-streets on a map.
To watch featured videos from the symposium click the link below:
nibib.nih.gov/NewsAndEvents/10thAnniversaryVideoGallery.htm
