And with the growing array of chemotherapy drugs available, gaining early insight into how individual tumors respond to specific drugs would help improve treatment.
Harnessing the tools of laser light, the Doppler effect and AI, Purdue University scientist David Nolte is building an imaging system to do just that.
He envisions a wide variety of uses for his “biodynamic imaging” system in healthcare and life sciences.
“All living systems are basically little machines, and cancer drugs affect how those machines run.
“We can use motion as a form of image contrast in light imaging.