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Molecular Imaging Branch

Mission

MIB supports in vivo cancer molecular imaging by providing a definitive, minimal, or noninvasive assay of the molecular status of cancer cells and their environment in preclinical models and clinical settings. The realization of that goal requires: 

  • In vivo molecular imaging agents that detect and report perturbations of genes, gene products, molecular pathways, PD, and physiological
    processes in cancer
  • Imaging technologies capable of detecting rare events at the highest resolution in vivo
  • Advanced image reconstruction and processing capabilities
  • Highly multidisciplinary approaches

CIP supports these approaches primarily through its extramural grant program and by:

  • Supporting state-of-the-science workshops and conversations across multi-disciplinary communities
  • Collaborating with the Molecular Imaging Program in the NCI Center for Cancer Research and the Molecular Imaging Clinic in the NIH Clinical Center

Staff

Pushpa Tandon, PhDActing Branch Chieftandonp@mail.nih.gov240-276-5971
Yisong Wang, PhD Program Directoryisong.wang@nih.gov240-620-0690
Charles Lin (Pengnian), PhDProgram Directorp.lin@nih.gov240-276-6108

 

Funded Research

MIB Cancer Type vs. Imaging Modality

Molecular Imaging Branch (MIB)
Cancer Type vs. Imaging Modality, FY2021-2025

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