Biological Resources Imaging Laboratory (BRIL) is a facility with multimodal small animal imaging capabilities. The instruments include bioluminescence and fluorescence imaging, ultrasound and endoscopy. BRIL also houses a micro PET/CT and small animal 9.4T MRI.
Dr Hung assists researchers in the planning, imaging procedures and analysis of imaging data at BRIL. He is experienced in the development of preclinical murine cancer models and his research involves the use of multimodal small animal imaging for the monitoring, detection and analysis of prostate cancer bone metastasis.
Today, the University of New South Wales launched an advanced MRI scanner in Sydney, adding significant new capability to Australia’s national human imaging network for discovery, translational rese
05 November 2026
With a new blood test for Alzheimer’s, advanced imaging has become even more valuable to the dementia research community. There are 2 initial reasons: 1) imaging has been absolutely crucial in d
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The theory that echidnas and platypuses descended from an aquatic ancestor has long been hotly debated, but now scanning technologies have delivered compelling new fossil evidence to support it.
07 February 2026
NIF is pleased to announce that planning is underway for this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting, Australia’s flagship event for advanced imaging research and innovation. Dates: 30 July 2026, with c
05 February 2026
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