Katrien Vandoorne

Big thanks to @ynetnews for this feature! ynetnews.com/magazine/artic…

🔥 Our new paper made the cover of Nano Letters! 🔥
We show, using multispectral optoacoustic tomography (MSOT), that systemic inflammation induces hypoxia in the hematopoietic bone marrow — revealing how oxygen dynamics shape immune activation. 🩸 Read: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

📢 New Paper Alert! In this collaborative study just published, we present a machine learning–enhanced T2 analysis approach that improves the detection of inflammation-driven microstructural changes in hematopoietic marrow. doi.org/10.1186/s41747…

Excited to be at WMIC 2024 in beautiful Montreal, presenting the work of our lab. It's been an amazing experience connecting with brilliant collaborators and sharing insights with fellow researchers.

Attending the CRS Controlled Release Society 2024 Conference for the first time was an incredible experience! A huge thank you to the organizers and all the participants who made this conference a remarkable success. I’m already looking forward to next year’s event!

After a challenging year, it was wonderful to have a fun day together. We are thrilled to celebrate receiving the BIRAX Ageing grant together with our collaborator Daniel Stuckey from UCL London. The best time to start was yesterday, the next best time is today.

🗳️ Start of @ESMI_society Council Election! To all members: check your inbox for the voter card 📬. 31 wonderful candidates stand for election*. It is your society – don’t miss out on influencing the future direction of the field & the ESMI. *e-smi.eu/council-electi…

This week, we a fantastic annual faculty retreat. A highlight for our lab was the MSc poster competition, where our talented student, Dareen Saab, earned the second place for her outstanding poster presentation. Congratulations, Dareen, for your well-deserved recognition!

Excited about some great imaging science at the European Molecular Imaging Meeting 2024 in beautiful Porto. #EMIM2024 @ESMI_society

The cover art for our new manuscript, 'Cross-Modal Imaging Reveals Nanoparticle Uptake Dynamics', is now featured in ACS Nano. Dive deeper into our research journey through captivating visuals of the intricate dance of nanoparticles, monocytes and vessels within the bone marrow.

At the Vandoorne Lab, we're committed to advancing novel imaging technologies to track inflammatory diseases.

A big shoutout to all our coauthors: Narmeen Haj, Betsalel Elgrably, Maria Berihu, Viktor Laskov, Sivan Shahar, Shachar Zigron, Hagit Sason Bauer, Yosi Shamay, Shiri Karni Ashkenazi, Maya Holdengreber and Galit Saar who contributed their expertise to this project

Congratulations to our postdoc Ashish Tiwari for leading this important paper! 🌟

Our team worked hard to develop imaging tools aimed at studying nanoparticle uptake dynamics in the bone marrow niche under varying levels of inflammation

Exciting News! 🎉 Our research paper on "Cross-Modal Imaging Reveals Nanoparticle Uptake Dynamics in Hematopoietic Bone Marrow during Inflammation" has just been published! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

HURRY!!! The #EMIM2024 early registration deadline is on 17 January! You still need convincing? Explore the programme, dive deep into this wonderful field of research & become part of it. emim.eu 🗓️ 12-15 March 📍 Porto 🇵🇹

Great weather and good vibes! Happy to be in Prague for the WMIC2023 #WMIC2023 #Prague

How about listening to excellent imaging science later today? I will be chairing the Top Thesis Webinar by Mandy van Leent (New York) focusing on “CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING & NANOMEDICINE”at 3pm CEST. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #molecularimaging #webinar #nanomedicine #inflammation

Had the pleasure to attend the New Frontiers in Cardiac and Vascular Biology Symposium. Inspired and excited to contribute to the ever-evolving field that holds the key to improve cardiovascular health. #CardiovascularBiology @LevenbergLab @KehatLab

Had an incredible training week with the MILabs team for our new preclinical imaging system! 🎆Huge shoutout to Ruud Ramakers for his expertise and support throughout the training. Excited to start applying our new skills to research inflammatory diseases!!