The Department of Imaging Sciences is recruiting 8 new faculty over the next 3 years, working across broad areas of imaging, including (but not limited to) multi-omics, structural and functional microscopy, multi-modal (ultrasound, MRI, PET, optical, electrical) and meso-scale imaging, lab automation, clinical imaging innovations ranging from histopathology to whole-body imaging, tracer / indicator development, sample preparation innovations, wearables and quantification of behavior. To facilitate technology transfer, the Department of Imaging Sciences is establishing shared resources including an Advanced Design and Fabrication Core, a Biomedical Testing and Sample Preparation Support core, a Data Analytics Support core, and a Productization and Dissemination Core that will provide hands-on support to guide technologies towards having their highest impact both locally and globally.