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Clinical trials and research at Ramona Optics, INC.

• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Parallelized computational microscope platform for high-throughput 3D imaging of patient-derived organoids

  A new imaging platform will rapidly capture 3D, live videos of patient-derived organoids to speed up cancer research.

  NIH research Ramona Optics, INC. · Durham, United States · NIH-11350904

• A fast, parallel 3D imaging platform for organoid research

  A new imaging system from Ramona Optics aims to rapidly capture 3D, multi-channel images of brain organoids to help researchers study their development.

  NIH research Ramona Optics, INC. · Durham, United States · NIH-11315676

• A new imaging platform for studying 3D organoids to improve cancer treatments

  This study is working on a new type of microscope that helps scientists take detailed 3D videos of tiny models of human tissues, which could lead to better cancer treatments for patients.

  NIH research Ramona Optics, INC. · Durham, United States · NIH-11110363

• Developing a new microscope for observing model organisms in 3D

  This study is working on a new type of microscope that can take detailed 3D pictures of tiny creatures like zebrafish and fruit flies while they are awake and moving, which will help scientists learn more about genetics and brain function without changing how these animals behave.

  NIH research Ramona Optics, INC. · Durham, United States · NIH-11087562

• A new imaging platform for studying brain organoid development

  This study is working on a new imaging tool that helps scientists take better pictures of tiny brain models, which could lead to improved understanding and treatment of conditions like autism spectrum disorder.

  NIH research Ramona Optics, INC. · Durham, United States · NIH-11001572

• Using zebrafish to test the effects of toxic chemicals on brain development

  This study is looking at how certain chemicals in the environment might impact brain development using baby zebrafish, and it aims to help us understand the potential risks these chemicals could pose to human health.

  NIH research Ramona Optics, INC. · Durham, United States · NIH-10884749

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