In North Carolina, Revvity Sets Up Center of Excellence for In Vivo Imaging

Revvity Opens In Vivo Imaging Center of Excellence in Morrisville, NC

Revvity, a leading innovator in life sciences technology, has opened a new In Vivo Imaging Center of Excellence in Morrisville, North Carolina. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to drive innovation at a faster pace for Revvity and provide opportunities for disease researchers to develop scientific solutions for their workflows.

The center is equipped with next-generation optical, x-ray CT, multi-modal AI analysis software, and ultrasound systems. Among the innovations at the center are the IVIS optical imaging systems, a recent development by Revvity, and the VivoJect Image-Guided Injection System for targeted delivery of cells and therapies. The Vega automated preclinical ultrasound system is also available for visitors.

The center's focus extends beyond in vivo imaging, encompassing other imaging modalities shaping life sciences worldwide. The QuantumGX3 microCT system is one such innovation, offering advanced imaging capabilities.

Visitors to the center can receive live demos of the imaging systems and training on their operation. Field application specialists are on hand to meet with visitors and provide guidance. The center also offers the opportunity to learn about and interact with the latest imaging technologies.

R&D teams from various disciplines, including software, hardware, applied biology/applications, machine learning, optical, microCT, and ultrasound, staff the center. Having these teams under one roof benefits not only Revvity but also the researchers and scientists with whom they collaborate.

The center aims to create the next generation of imaging systems backed by AI software tools and other advanced technologies. It will focus on investigating the progression of cancer and disease, tissue morphology, or therapeutic efficacy. The In Vivo Imaging Center of Excellence is expected to play a significant role in driving innovation in life sciences.

For more information about the In Vivo Imaging Center of Excellence, a video is available for viewing. The center is now open and welcomes visitors to explore the latest in imaging technology.