New light-emitting organic materials could enable deep-tissue bioimaging
Researchers have discovered new materials that could be used for deep-tissue bioimaging. These organic semiconductors are a step towards more detailed medical imaging techniques. They were found in a study published by the University of St Andrews.
Why it's good news: It has the potential to lead to better medical imaging capabilities, which can improve diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
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