Our synchrotron involvement
The MuBeta Laboratory group utilises synchrotron light for an array of ongoing research projects including lung imaging and vascular PIV, as well as the development of synchrotron imaging and data processing techniques. The group frequents the Japanese synchrotron, SPring-8, twice a year for intense experiment beam-time, and intends to make use of the Medical Imaging and Therapy beamline at the Australian Synchrotron upon completion of construction.
Detailed synopses of our synchrotron research projects are listed on our Research page.
Dual synchrotron meetings in Melbourne, 2010
The Monash University Centre for Synchrotron Science (MCSS) is proud to sponsor two complementary conferences for biological, biomedical and clinical researchers in 2010. The Biology and Synchrotron Radiation (BSR) and Medical Applications for Synchrotron Radiation (MASR) conferences will be held at the Melbourne Convention Centre, 15th – 18th of February 2010 and will allow for the opportunity to attend both.
For more information, please download the printable flyer. (1.5Mb)