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Visualizing a Healthier Future

The BIO5 Brain & Body Imaging Center supports the development and application of multi-modal imaging research while training the next generation of scientists.  We are committed to advancing the frontiers of imaging science, fostering innovation, and supporting researchers in their quest to improve quality of life and health. 

Dr. Lee Ryan's ultrasound equipment in TBIR

Imaging Technologies

Enhances research productivity at UofA and beyond by developing novel imaging technologies and image analysis methods, applying cutting-edge imaging methods to basic and clinical research questions, and translating new technologies into clinic practice.

small animal imaging facilities in TBIR

Research Support

Provides expertise that will enable new investigators to engage in brain imaging research and allow established investigators to pursue new lines of investigation.

University of Arizona post-doc and graduate student working on the MRI machine computer

Infrastructure

Established infrastructure that allows researchers to apply for center or program project grants that capitalize on multi-modal imaging methods, and supports the commercialization of novel methods and applications.

Dr. Trouard with his former student Adam Berstien looking at MRI images

Training

A rich educational environment that trains the next generation of highly skilled imaging researchers and supports the submission of competitive training grants in multiple areas including multimodal brain imaging, whole-body imaging, and applied areas such as aging, cardiovascular risk, and others.