IUIS 2025: 19th International Congress of Immunology
17 Aug 2025 - 22 Aug 2025Vienna, Austria
IVIM Technology
Greetings from IVIM Technology,
As a global leader in in vivo intravital microscopy, IVIM Technology is excited to welcome you to our booth #43 at the 18th International Congress of Immunology (IUIS 2025) in Vienna, August 17–22.
Visit us at Booth #43 and explore how we are redefining immune cell imaging through cutting-edge technology — including our latest innovation, AI-Image Denoiser, a spatial-temporal, self-supervised AI that enhances image clarity at unprecedented speed.
What is Intravital Microscopy(IVM)?
IVIM Technology introduces a breakthrough in Intravital Microscopy(IVM), enabling real-time 3D visualization of immune cell trafficking, cell-cell interactions, and microenvironmental dynamics within living organisms. Our all-in-one, compact intravital microscope delivers high-resolution imaging deep inside tissues.
Sharp Imaging at Speed – Powered by Premium Denoising
Officially launched on May 2025, this self-supervised learning solution delivers remarkable improvements in image clarity and processing speed, all without requiring pre-trained data.
Intravital Imaging of Immune Cell Migration & Distribution in the Brain
This image was enhanced using our AI-Image Denoiser, allowing much clearer visualization of immune cells inside the brain. With the CX3CR1-GFP mouse model, we highlighted monocytes and macrophages, and used IVIM’s labeling kit—based on fluorophore-tagged anti-CD31 antibodies—to clearly mark blood vessels. This setup enables real-time imaging of how immune cells move and spread within live brain tissue, helping researchers better understand immune activity in the brain.
Beyond Imaging: DIY Labeling Kit
IVIM Technology’s IVI Tag™ In Vivo Labeling Kit enables precise fluorescent labeling of target structures by allowing researchers to conjugate antibodies with fluorophores of their choice. This flexible kit supports real-time visualization of dynamic biological processes like immune cell trafficking and vascular interactions.
We look forward to connecting with you in Vienna and sharing how our innovations are driving the next frontier of immune cell imaging. Don't miss the opportunity to experience our technology — stop by Booth #43 at IUIS 2025!
Title:In Vivo Imaging of Response mechanism of Peptide drug within Thymus Tissue
Poster Number: II.353
Session:Exhibition & Poster Area
Date and Time: Sunday 17 August, 9:00 to Friday 22 August, 18:00.
Key Points:
Distinct Neutrophil Response to Peptide Drug: A sharp increase in neutrophils was observed at 45 minutes post-treatment, followed by a decline at 90 minutes—unlike the control group’s gradual accumulation and vascular leakage.
Real-Time Immune Cell Tracking with IVM: Intravital microscopy enabled high-resolution visualization of neutrophil migration and behavior within thymus tissue, showcasing its value for in vivo immune response research.
