Imagine having the ability to watch cells at work deep within the body, through layers of tissue, skin, and bone as if they were right in front of you. Check out our favorite images using new deep tissue imaging technology and some of the researchers that are helping us understand the complexities of biological systems. ❤️ We love this heart image from imaging scientist Steven Niederer who is using advanced MRI and AI to reveal how muscle cells power our heartbeat 😎 Imaging scientist JiaJia Zhou looks cool while working on developing nanoparticles that can be used to better see tissues deep inside the body ✨ Macrophages are a type of white blood cell that circulate the body. Their main job is to find and eat pathogens. In an image from Jennifer Stow you can see the trail they leave behind when they move 🧪 Imaging scientist Stacy Copp is having fun developing tiny glowing nanoclusters that could advance deep tissue imaging 🧠 This image of a brain tumor was captured through skin an...