Select your localized edition:

Close ×

More Ways to Connect

Discover one of our 28 local entrepreneurial communities »

Be the first to know as we launch in new countries and markets around the globe.

Interested in bringing MIT Technology Review to your local market?

MIT Technology ReviewMIT Technology Review - logo

 

Unsupported browser: Your browser does not meet modern web standards. See how it scores »

Tagged: medical imaging

  • News

    Seeing Tumors with Quantum Dots

    Glowing nanoparticles could help doctors make sure they don’t leave behind any traces of brain tumors during surgery.

  • News

    A Better Picture of the Brain

    A new imager that performs simultaneous MRI and PET scans could, among other applications, speed up the study of Alzheimer’s disease.

  • News

    Colorful Lasers from Q Dots

    A new type of nanometer-size semiconductor crystal that can amplify light marks an important step toward cheap, tunable lasers.

    2 comments

  • News

    A Better Silicon Laser

    Researchers at Intel have made the most efficient silicon laser yet, potentially paving the way for cheaper medical imaging and ultrasensitive chemical detection.

    1 comment

  • News

    MRI-Compatible Robots

    A new motor made of nonmagnetic and dielectric materials can power a robotic medical device inside an MRI scanner, significantly improving cancer diagnoses and treatments.

Pages

From the Archives