Contract for the Supply and Installation of a Preclinical Ultrasound Imaging System to the University of Birmingham
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The University of Birmingham invites tenders for supply of an ultrasound imaging system to image small preclinical disease models with high frame rates to accurately image small mobile structures with fast frequency cyclic changes.
The equipment will be used for echocardiography and imaging of tissue structures and blood flow.
The workstation should perform image acquisition, data storage and in-line as well as off-line data analysis to derive functional parameters.
It should allow for a future upgrade of the setup, both in terms of hardware (especially transducers) and software.
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The workstation should perform image acquisition, data
The workstation should perform image acquisition, data storage and in-line as well as off-line data analysis to derive functional parameters.
It should allow for a future upgrade
It should allow for a future upgrade of the setup, both in terms of hardware (especially transducers) and software.
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- OCID
- ocds-h6vhtk-035199
- Stage
- award · Awarded
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- Buyer ref
- 004553-2023
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