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_duke-university-124-evaluating-the-effects-of-ppv-on-tumor-oxygenation-amp-radiosensitization-in-e0771-breast-cancer-usi.webp "About the SpeakersnnGreg Palmer obtained his B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Marquette University in 2000, after which he obtained his Ph.D. in BME from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology, Cancer Biology Division at Duke University Medical Center. His primary research focus has been identifying and exploiting the changes in absorption, scattering, and fluorescence properties of tissue associated with cancer pro")
⏲ 35 min 60 sec ✓ 21-Jun-2022
_dr-mark-tseytlin-124-rapid-scan-epr-imaging-methods-and-applications-124-o2m-webinar-series.webp "About the Webinar:nRapid scan (RS) EPR is poised to become a mainstream technology given recent developments in hardware, deconvolution methods, and commercialization by the Bruker BioSpin corporation. The RS technique has its constraints and advantages. Some EPR applications, such as functional imaging (including oxygen), will benefit the most. For others, the use of the current state-of-the-art RS EPR method may not be so beneficial. This talk will give an introduction to RS EPR and outline th")
⏲ 36 min 43 sec ✓ 20-Jan-2022
_the-compulsive-newyorker-040921.webp "This, writing my Friday video-blog, is not a good time for me to be defrosting my 1960s GE refrigerator nor researching if the dimensions of this built-in kitchen construction of 24 inch width 57 height can be replicated. Yes, my refrigerator dates from the beginning of this nearly 2000 unit four residential block apartment complex called Park West Village in New York’s Upper Westside Manhattan.It was designed and built by the globally reputable American construction company called SOM. Skid")
_mark-d-pagel-phd-124-evaluating-the-tumor-microenvironment-using-epr-imaging-124-o2m-webinar-series.webp "Moderator: Dr. Martyna Elas, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, PolandnSpeaker Bio: Dr. Mark")
⏲ 37 min 21 sec ✓ 26-Sep-2022
_psw-2437-the-clipper-mission-to-europa-124-kate-craft-mp4.webp "Lecture Starts at 15:25nwww.pswscience.orgn#2437nThe Clipper Mission to Europa:Exploring a Potentially Habitable WorldnKate Craft, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics LabnMarch 19, 2021nnEuropa, an intriguing moon of Jupiter, has an icy exterior but likely harbors a deep salty ocean beneath. Owing to its slightly eccentric orbit, Europa undergoes tidal forcing that not only provides heat that maintains a liquid ocean, but also may cause hydrothermal activity at its seafloor. This influx of chemistry")
_sjra-diagnostic-imaging-center-of-excellence-by-the-american-college-of-radiology.webp "http://www.sjra.comSouth Jersey Radiology (SJRA) since 1938. The ONLY diagnostic imaging center in the region awarded the Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology. We focus on our patients and their imaging needs. Our 12 locations offer a variety of imaging services including 3D Mammography, Digital Mammography, MRI, CT scans, X-rays, Nuclear Medicine, Dexa Scan and Ultrasound.")
⏲ 30 sec ✓ 26-Oct-2016
_sos-medika-clinic-value-amp-touch.webp "For almost 40 years in Indonesia, SOS MEDIKA provides round-the-clock services of family physicians, specialists and emergency support, as well as in-house pharmacy, imaging and laboratory.nnSOS Medika places a strong focus on building relationships with patients to provide holistic care and disease prevention.nnWith a complete team of trained general practitioners, specialist doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, radiologists, laboratory experts and clinic staff to provide primary and emergen")
_psw-2432-the-year-nanomaterials-saved-the-world-from-covid-19-124-michael-sailor.webp "Lecture Starts at 12:20nPSW #2432nwww.pswscience.orgnnJanuary 8, 2021nThe Year Nanomaterials Saved the World from COVID 19nMichael SailornDistinguished Professor of Chemistry and BiochemistrynDirector, Materials Research Science and Engineering CenternUniversity of California at San DiegonnWith the recent approval of the first siRNA-derived therapeutic, and the deployment of the mRNA-based Moderna and Pfizer coronavirus vaccines, medicines that deploy nucleic acids as their active ingredient are")
⏲ 58 min 69 sec ✓ 11-Jan-2021
_dr-howard-halpern-124124-enhanced-radiation-therapy-with-epr-po2-imaging-124124-o2m-webinar-series.webp "About the Speaker: nDr. Halpern is a Professor of Radiation and Cellular Oncology and Director (PI) of the NIH Center for EPR Imaging In Vivo Physiology at the University of Chicago and an attending Radiation Oncologist practicing in the University of Illinois clinic run by the University of Chicago. A major focus of his research effort has been to develop high resolution noninvasive images of oxygen distributions in tumors and normal tissues living animals with electron paramagnetic resonance (")
⏲ 43 min 75 sec ✓ 09-Dec-2021
_changing-landscape-of-multiple-myeloma-care-expert-discussion.webp "Prof Pieter Sonneveld (University Hospital Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands) chairs an expert discussion for ecancertv at the multiple myeloma (MM) Current and Future Treatment Practices Meeting in Amsterdam with Prof Meletios Dimopoulos (University of Athens, Athens, Greece), Prof Heinz Ludwig (Wilhelminenspital, Center for Oncology and Hematology, Vienna, Austria) and Prof Michele Cavo (Seràgnoli Institute of Hematology, Bologna, Italy).nnThe panel discuss the key topics to come out of this")
_whistle-where-you-work-27-whole-body-imaging-reprentative-chris-van-hollen-d-md.webp "Whole Body Image Scanning at airports was already being instituted at several airports at the end of last year. But the attempted bombing of a Delta jet last Christmas Eve has thrust the issue back into the limelight, with proponents of greater security measures pointing to the Imaging as a stronger solution to ensure safe air travel. Fifty-two of these state-of-the-art machines are already scanning passengers at 23 U.S. airports. By the end of 2011, there will be 1,000 machines and two out of e")
⏲ 16 min 90 sec ✓ 15-Mar-2013
_psw-2451-planet-formation-124-sean-andrews-mp4.webp "Lecture Starts at 13:35nwww.pswscience.orgnPSW #2451nDecember 17, 2021nnPlanet FormationnSean AndrewsnHarvard-Smithsonian Center for AstrophysicsnnIn just the past quarter century, astronomers have discovered nearly 5000 planets orbiting other stars in our galaxy.Statistical extrapolations from this population suggest that, on average, every star hosts a planetary system.These ‘exoplanets’ are remarkably diverse, often exhibiting properties – masses, orbital architectures, atmospheric")
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