Northwestern University’s Center for Advanced Molecular Imaging (CAMI) was created to drive interdisciplinary research bridging the gap between basic science and science-based medicine. CAMI provides a wide range of imaging instrumentation and support facilities for molecular imaging of biological events in intact organisms.  Currently available modalities include high field MRI (9.4T and 7T), whole body bioluminescence and fluorescence imaging (IVIS Spectrum), two photon confocal microscopy, and scanning probe microscopy of live cells.