MED 212A provides students with a comprehensive overview of advanced techniques for biomarker identification, validation, and diagnostic imaging in translational medicine. The course combines theoretical instruction and hands-on training in flow cytometry, immunoassays, and advanced imaging technologies, including molecular and optical imaging, MRI, CT, and hybrid imaging methods like PET/MRI. Students gain expertise through exposure to Stanford's core facilities such as TASC, FACS, HIMC, and SCI 3, preparing them to apply cutting-edge technologies in biomedical research and clinical settings. (requirements: M-TRAM students only)
3 units · Medical Option (Med-Ltr-CR/NC)
MED212A provides students with a comprehensive overview of advanced techniques for biomarker identification, validation, and diagnostic imaging in translational medicine. The course combines theoretical instruction and hands-on training in flow cytometry, immunoassays, and advanced imaging technologies, including molecular and optical imaging, MRI, CT, and hybrid imaging methods like PET/MRI. Students gain expertise through exposure to Stanford's core facilities such as TASC, FACS, HIMC, and SCI3, preparing them to apply cutting-edge technologies in biomedical research and clinical settings. (requirements: M-TRAM students only)
Offered in Autumn 2025 at Stanford University.