(October 22, 2026) Webinar: From Blood Flow to Immune Response: Seeing Cardiovascular Dynamics In Vivo

(October 22, 2026) Webinar: From Blood Flow to Immune Response: Seeing Cardiovascular Dynamics In Vivo

Cardiovascular diseases, including high fat, myocardial infarction, and thrombosis, remain a major global health challenge. Understanding how these diseases develop requires more than static snapshots. It requires observing cellular and vascular dynamics as they unfold in living systems.

In this webinar, we will explore how advanced intravital imaging enables real-time visualization of cardiovascular processes at the cellular and tissue levels. By imaging the cardiac vasculature and surrounding tissues in vivo, researchers can directly monitor immune cell behavior, vascular responses, lipid accumulation, and thrombus formation in their native environment.

Agenda:
01 | Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI)
Immune cell dynamics and lymphatic vessel responses following myocardial injury

02 | Thrombosis
Real-time visualization of thrombus formation, platelet activity, and vascular injury responses

03 | High-Fat Diet (HFD)
Lipid accumulation and immune cell responses under hyperlipidemic conditions

Through selected disease models and case studies, we will demonstrate how in vivo imaging can provide dynamic insights into cardiovascular disease progression.

Date

Oct 22 2026
10:00 am - 11:00 am

Speaker

  • Olivia Kim
    Olivia Kim
    Technical Application Specialist at IVIM Technology

    Olivia earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Ghent University and uses her hands-on experience to support researchers in in vivo imaging. She also helps connect advanced imaging techniques to practical research.

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