Claudio Vinegoni

Claudio Vinegoni is an Assistant Professor of Radiology at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, with over three decades of expertise in optical imaging modalities and biomedical data analysis. His research focuses on system-level biological interactions in disease states like cancer and cardiovascular disorders, combining advanced microscopy with machine learning techniques.

His lab develops novel optical imaging systems for in vivo and ex vivo applications, including fluorescence anisotropy, two-photon microscopy, and tensor imaging for whole-organ analysis. Recent work emphasizes deep learning integration with fluorescence data processing.

Publications span Nature and Science journals, covering

• Drug-target engagement quantification
• Cardiac microstructure visualization
• High-resolution atherosclerosis imaging
• GAN-based microscopy enhancement

His academic background includes a PhD and MS in Physics from University of Geneva and Universita di Trento, with thesis work on Raman spectroscopy and telecom fiber metrology.