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Electron microscopy
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Electron microscopy is a type of imaging that uses electrons to create pictures of very small objects.
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Confocal imaging
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Confocal imaging is a type of microscopy that uses a pinhole technique to create high-resolution images.
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A fluorophore
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A fluorophore is a molecule that emits light at one wavelength when it comes into contact with light of a particular, shorter wavelength.
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fMRI
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fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) is a process that measures activity in the brain by measuring changes in blood flow.
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PET
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PET (positron emission tomography) imaging is a technique that creates three-dimensional images of the body by detecting radioactive molecules that have been introduced into the body.
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MRI
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MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is a technique that uses the magnetic properties of cell nuclei to produce images of the interior of the body.
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MRS
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MRS (magnetic resonance spectroscopy) is a technique that uses the magnetic properties of cell nuclei to gain information about the biochemical qualities of the brain.
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