Chemist Dr. Madleen Busse and Prof. Franz Pfeiffer, Director of TUM's Munich School of BioEngineering (MSB) and Professor of Biomedical Physics, at the Nano-CT device. The new staining method and the novel imaging device developed at MSB enables scientists to conduct histological analysis in 3D. Free for use in reporting on the Nano-CT device with the copyright noted: (image: Heddergott / TUM). Chemikerin Dr. Madleen Busse und Prof. Franz Pfeiffer, Direktor der Munich School of BioEngineering (MSB) und Professor für Biomedizinische Physik an der TUM, am Nano-CT-Gerät. Durch eine neue Färbemethode lässt sich mit dem an der MSB entwickelten Gerät auch Weichgewebe in 3D untersuchen. Verwendung frei für Berichterstattung über das Nano-CT-Gerät unter Nennung des Copyrights: (Bild: Heddergott / TUM).     «

Chemist Dr. Madleen Busse and Prof. Franz Pfeiffer, Director of TUM's Munich School of BioEngineering (MSB) and Professor of Biomedical Physics, at the Nano-CT device. The new staining method and the novel imaging device developed at MSB enables scientists to conduct histological analysis in 3D. Free for use in reporting on the Nano-CT device with the copyright noted: (image: Heddergott / TUM). Chemikerin Dr. Madleen Busse und Prof. Franz Pfeiffer, Direktor der Munich School of BioEngineering...     »