Prof. Dr. Frauke Alves is the head of the interdisciplinary “Translational Molecular Imaging” group, a research group located at the Universitätsmedizin Göttingen and the Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences. As a physician in Internal Medicine, oncology, she focuses with her group on the development, optimization and preclinical evaluation of novel, e.g., nanoparticulate theranostics, by means of …
Professor Emmet Mc Cormack from University of Bergen (UiB) heads a research team focused on preclinical drug development in immunology and cell-based therapies. His work with time-domain fluorescence imaging demonstrates improved precision over conventional methods, enhancing targeted fluorescence and depth assessment.We have interviewed him about his involvement in the CoDaFlight project and the achievements he …
Professor Maarten Kuijk from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel is coordinator of the CoDaFlight project. We have interviewed him about the importance of Fluorescence Lifetime, the reason why he has initiated the CoDaFlight project, and what his expectations are. Why is fluorescence lifetime important? Well, I think fluorescence lifetime is very interesting, first of all everybody knows most normal cameras with normal …
Dr. Christian Dullin from Universitätsmedizin Göttingen is part of work packages 1,2 and 3 of the CoDaFlight project. In the project, Christian leads the user software development of the tdFLI instrument and the development of real-time algorithms for the analysis of the data. With other colleagues from Universitätsmedizin Göttingen, he focuses on the generation of validated proofs-of-concept on the use and advantages of tdFLI for different medical applications. Introduce yourself Hello …
Hans Ingelberts from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel is leading work package 2 of the CoDaFlight project. In this work package, the project members are building the next generation fluorescence lifetime imaging devices for clinical application. We have interviewed Hans about his role in the project and the main challenges of the project. Hello, I’m Hans Ingelberts, I’m a postdoc engineer …
From 14-17 March, the 18th European Molecular Imaging Meeting (EMIM) took place in the world-famous Mirabell park gardens in the heart of Salzburg, the city of Mozart. Five months into the project, the CoDaFlight members conducted in parallel their first annual meeting. At this meeting, we discussed the scientific progress, intensified our collaborations, instrument requirements, …
EMIM 2023 and Annual Meeting CoDaFlight in Salzburg Read More »
CoDaFlight (Colouring the Dark in Fluorescence light) radical vision is the development of a next-generation optical imaging platform, capable of revealing in real-time new and more accurate information, that provides an optical fingerprint related to a patient’s body and its diseases through an innovative time-domain fluorescence imaging (tdFLI) technology. The objectives of CoDaFlight are to …
EU scientists developing the next generation of medical fluorescence imaging Read More »
Kick-off CoDaFlight took place on October 7, 2022. Two and half years after the formation of the consortium and maturing the radical vision of CoDaFlight together, we proudly kicked-off the project in a virtual meeting. The consortium partners and 17 scientists and key players from 5 countries were present and they collectively bring together the …
