Imaging studies articles within Nature Materials

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• Article | 27 May 2019

  Molecular optical imaging probes for early diagnosis of drug-induced acute kidney injury

  Chemiluminescent molecular renal probes have been developed and are shown to be capable of non-invasive real-time imaging of early-stage oxidative stress biomarkers of drug-induced acute kidney injury, and high renal clearance.

  • Jiaguo Huang
  • , Jingchao Li
  •  & Kanyi Pu

• Editorial | 23 January 2018

  Behind the art

  Art historians have joined forces with material scientists in order to better understand the objects of interest but also develop better conservation treatments and preservation approaches.

• Interview | 23 January 2018

  Science at the museum

  Carl Heron and Joanne Dyer from the British Museum in London talk to Nature Materials about the research activities at the museum and how scientists can impact cultural heritage.

  • Maria Maragkou

• Commentary | 23 January 2018

  Materials science challenges in paintings

  • Philippe Walter
  •  & Laurence de Viguerie