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X-rays and fluorescence imaging of the lungs of a mouse enable tracking of drug delivery

Invitation to the 1st International Symposium on Photon Counting Technologies & Applications 05. - 06.07.2019 Munich, Germany Link to poster

Professor Dr Franz Pfeiffer, whose pioneering work in phase-contrast X-ray imaging won him Germany’s most prestigious science award, the Leibniz Prize, will be speaking for Direct Conversion on the Potential of Photon Counting Detectors at this year’s RSNA. Read more here

Klinikum rechts der Isar continues to promote the on-going formation in the field of Radiology

Prof. Pfeiffer is the receiver of the Medal “Röntgen-Plakette” at the birth place of Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, first Nobel Prize winner in Physics in 1901 after he discovered the X-rays in 1895. Today, 50 years after the town of Remscheid started awarding renowned personalities for their research…

New staining method enables Nano-CT imaging of tissue samples

Hellbach, K., Baehr, A., De Marco, F., Willer, K., Gromann, L. B., Herzen, J., Dmochewitz, M., Auweter, S., Fingerle, A. A., Noël, P. B., Rummeny, E. J., Yaroshenko, A., Maack, H.-I., Pralow, T., van der Heijden, H., Wieberneit, N., Proksa, R., Koehler, T., Rindt, K., Schroeter, T. J., Mohr, J.,…

Klinikum rechts der Isar TUM promotes the on-going formation in the field of Radiology

Novel imaging device creates high-resolution 3D-x-rays of tiny velvet worm legs

Precise monitoring of the lung

New Master in Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics - interview to Prof. Julia Herzen

Direct Conversion's invitation to Photon Counting Symposium

RSNA:Leibniz Prize Winner Prof. Dr. Pfeiffer joins Direct Conversion in Chicago

2nd Hands-on Spectral CT Workshop

Prof. Pfeiffer is the receiver of the Medal “Röntgen-Plakette”

Histology in 3D

Depiction of pneumothoraces in a large animal model using x-ray dark-field radiography

Succesfull Hands-on Spectral CT Workshop

Nano-CT device successfully tested