Magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy (MRI and MRS) have many uses in cancer research. We use these methods, both in the laboratory and in patients, to study basic cancer biology, to improve non-invasive methods for tumour diagnosis and grading, to personalise patient therapy, and to develop biomarkers for monitoring the action of anticancer drugs.
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Image recognition for patterns and materials used in interior wall coverings?