MACH3Cancer

The dOPM system can be used for high-speed volumetric imaging or for time-lapse imaging arrays of fixed or live specimens in multi-well plates, e.g. for 3D cancer models. Join us at our launch and tour, Friday 6th May (3:30-6pm). Contact a.kimonyo@imperial.ac.uk for more info.

Meet Dan Marks, a PhD student with @TeamMcNeish, funded by the CRUK accelerator project @MACH3Cancer. Dan is applying advanced microscopy methods to study heterogeneity in response to PARP inhibitors and how resistance to these therapies arises, using 3D cancer models.

Data visualisation is a princial component in all scientific research. Read how our PhD student @devriesmatt is using AI techniques to anaylyse morpho-dynamics portlandpress.com/biochemist/art…

Want to find out how imaging technology is being utilised to fight drug resistance? Sign up to attend our June 24th webinar here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mach3cancer-…

Hello Twitter! We are MACH3CANCER and we are working on some exciting imaging technology to advance cancer research. Visit mach3cancer.org for more information. Follow us for regular updates!