NEWSLETTER 07 | 2013 issue ten www.e-smi.eu imaging life I N S IGHT the society’s new Executive Committee President: Annemie van der Linden The former ESMI President Silvio Aime stepped down in in the scope of the societiy’s 8th annual meeting – the EMIM 2013 in Torino and handed over the presidency to Annemie van der Linden from Antwerp, Belgium. Silvio Aime was ESMI President from 2012-2013; Annemie van der Linden will stay in office until the next annual meeting - the EMIM 2014 to be held in Ant- werp from 4-6 June. The new elected Vice President (President Elect) Bernd Pichler from Tübingen, Germany will then take over her duties. current position and place of work Head of the Bio-Imaging Lab at the Dept. of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Antwerp in Belgium, Member of EGAMI – Expert Group Molecular Imaging Antwerp main field of interest – NeuroMRI and BLI of small animals including rodents and songbirds to unravel neurodegeneration, regeneration, plasticity and cognitive processes. my motivation – I have been involved in ESMI from the very beginning, and would like ESMI – as a young organisation – to provide an active and inter- active science platform for young and senior scientists. I also strongly believe in cross fertilization of different disciplines and I consider ESMI as THE forum for interdisciplinarity and for bringing research from bench to bedside and back. I strongly believe in small animal imaging as the dis- cipline where both basic and applied biomedical research can do really groundbreaking discoveries because of its in vivo ‘entire organism’ ap- proach and I am excited and delighted to see how ESMI develops into THE best forum for small animal (multimodal) imaging. change in office – President, Vice President, Secretary LEARN MORE ABOUT... Annemie van der Linden – Antwerp Issue IN THIS INSIGHT X new Executive Committee X Member’s Portal FORESIGHT X EMIM 2014 in Antwerp 4-6 June X WMIC 2013 in Savannah Sep. 18-21 X Workshop on “Quantitative Image Analysis – PRIMA IV” Savannah Sep. 22-26, 2013 X TOPIM 2014 - “Imaging the Development” 19-24 January INRETROSPECT X EMIM 2013 in Torino JOBS, EVENTS, AND EU NEWS X congress/workshop calendar X EU: open calls/documents X Job vacancies
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NEWSLETTER07 | 2013
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www.e-smi.eu
imaging life
InSIghtthe society’s new Executive Committee
President: Annemie van der Linden
The former ESMI President Silvio Aime stepped down in in the scope of the societiy’s 8th annual meeting – the EMIM 2013 in Torino and handed over the presidency to Annemie van der Linden from Antwerp, Belgium.Silvio Aime was ESMI President from 2012-2013; Annemie van der Linden will stay in office until the next annual meeting - the EMIM 2014 to be held in Ant-werp from 4-6 June. The new elected Vice President (President Elect) Bernd Pichler from Tübingen, Germany will then take over her duties.
current position and place of work Head of the Bio-Imaging Lab at the Dept. of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Antwerp in Belgium, Member of EGAMI – Expert Group Molecular Imaging Antwerp
main field of interest – NeuroMRI and BLI of small animals including rodents and songbirds to unravel neurodegeneration, regeneration, plasticity and cognitive processes.
my motivation – I have been involved in ESMI from the very beginning, and would like ESMI – as a young organisation – to provide an active and inter-active science platform for young and senior scientists. I also strongly believe in cross fertilization of different disciplines and I consider ESMI as THE forum for interdisciplinarity and for bringing research from bench to bedside and back. I strongly believe in small animal imaging as the dis-cipline where both basic and applied biomedical research can do really groundbreaking discoveries because of its in vivo ‘entire organism’ ap-proach and I am excited and delighted to see how ESMI develops into THE best forum for small animal (multimodal) imaging.
change in office – President, Vice President, Secretary
learn more about...
Annemie van der Linden – Antwerp
IssueIN THIS
InSIght
XX new Executive CommitteeXX Member’s Portal
ForeSIght
XX EMIM 2014 in Antwerp 4-6 June
XX WMIC 2013 in Savannah Sep. 18-21
XX Workshop on “Quantitative Image Analysis – PRIMA IV” Savannah Sep. 22-26, 2013
XX TOPIM 2014 - “Imaging the Development” 19-24 January
InretroSpect
XX EMIM 2013 in Torino
JobS, eventS, and eU newS
XX congress/workshop calendar
XX EU: open calls/documents
XX Job vacancies
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NEWSLETTERVice President: Bernd Pichler
Secretary: Markus Rudin
The ESMI Executive Commit-tee is completed by the Treas-urer Fabian Kiessling and the Past President Silvio Aime. Together with the elected members of the Council they represent the main governing body of the society: the ESMI Governing Board.
current position and place of workDirector & Chair of the Department of Preclinical Imaging and Radio pharmacy, University Tübingenmain field of interestPreclinical Imaging, Multimodality Imaging (PET/MRI), Probe develop-ment, PET detector researchmy motivation
My aim as Vice President/President Elect of ESMI is to foster the integra-tion of the various imaging research disciplines into ESMI. I will also con-centrate on lobbying imaging science at the EU level and intensify the cooperation with our global partner, the World Molecular imaging Society.
Clemens W.G.M. Löwik left the ESMI Executive Committee after eight years – a special and warm thank you, Clemens!
current position and place of workfull professor for Molecular Imaging and Functional Pharmacology at Insti-tute for Biomedical Engineering, ETH and University of Zürich at Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Zürichmain field of researchDevelopment of non-invasive imaging techniques for study-ing structure, physiology, and metabolism of tissue as well as cellular and molecular events in the intact organism, in par-ticular assays for monitoring signal transduction pathways.my motivationImaging and in particular molecular imaging are key enabling technologies in biomedicine both as research tools and ultimately for patient manage-ment. This involves close interactions between basic and clinical researchers across multiple dis-ciplines as well as between academia and industry.ESMI plays a critical role in promoting interactions among the various stakeholders in the field, i.e. academic basic and clinical researchers, industrial partners, regulatory authorities, and funding bodies. An important task on which ESMI has successfully embarked is the educating the next generation of imaging scientists, and activity that has to be strengthened, in particular with regard to the involvement of clinical partners. Given the world-wide activity in the molecular imaging field it is important to have a strong European society that constructively interacts with our partner organisations (WMIS, FASMI).In my past I have collected experience in imaging including molecular imag-ing activities both in an industrial and academic environment and am serv-ing at the councils of both WMIS and ESMI. Given my experience in the field it is a privilege for me to serve in the ESMI Executive Board.
Kevin Brindle CambridgeEmmanuelle Canet-Soulas LyonFlorence Gazeau ParisMathias Hoehn CologneJuhani Knuuti TurkuKai Licha BerlinAdriana Maggi MilanChrit Moonen UtrechtMichal Neeman RehovotKlaas Nicolay EindhovenVasilis Ntziachristos MunichJorge Ripoll MadridMichael Schaefers MuensterMarkus Schwaiger MunichGo van Dam GroningenJuan José Vaquero Madrid
Elected Council Members:
Clemens W.G.M. Löwik – Leiden
Bernd Pichler
– Tübingen
Markus Rudin – Zurich
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Member Portal
that’s new
a better service for you
We are continuously working on further benefits to be an ESMI member. Your new member’s por-tal is providing you to date with the following services:Your Profil – view your contact details, membership status, and -numberMIB subscription – how to access the journal online: your tokenDocuments – view and download your ESMI related documents like invoices or meeting minutesMedia – view & learn | educational talks are online availablePayments – track your payments done so farNew Payment – pay your member-ship fee via credit card
The ESMI is a non-profit, apolitical and independent entity of public interest.The society represents “imaging sci-ence” as an important resource for the development of new imaging technol-ogies, as a motor for advancing inno-vative methodological concepts. The promotion of interdisciplinary research, by serving as platform for the devel-opment of innovative imaging tech-nologies, is a cornerstone of the ESMI.
We need you...It is important to attract more members to further establish a strong Imaging Community and also to secure funding for this
field of research.
Not a member yet?
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European Molecular Imaging Meeting 20144-6 June – it is with great pleasure to invite you to the Stadsschouwburg Antwerp, Belgium
EMIM 2014 Timeline
6 Dec 2013 | Opening of abstract submission system10 Feb 2014 | Abstract deadlinebeginning of Mar 2014 | information to presenters
Opening Lecture by Harald zur Hausen | Nobel Prize winner 2008
www.emim.eu
Stadsschouwburg Antwerp
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Harald zur Hausen
We feel very honoured to wel-come Harald zur
Hausen in Ant-werp giving the Keynote Speech within the Open-
ing Ceremony.
Raising new hopes in the fight against cancer is Harald zur Hausen’s great service to medicine. In 1976 the physician presented the hypoth-esis that viruses could also cause cancer. In his research, zur Hausen
concentrated on the human papillo-ma virus (HPV), a known cause of skin warts. His hypothesis that these wart viruses play a role in the develop-ment of cervical cancer was initially met with scepticism.Zur Hausen and his team made a breakthrough in 1982 and 1983 when they were able to isolate HPV 16 and HPV 18 as the virus types re-sponsible for cervical cancer. Based on these findings, vaccines have been developed against cervical cancer, one of the most common forms of cancer among women.
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The World Molecular Imaging Congress is commonly organised by the joint efforts of the “World Molecular Imaging Society - WMIS”, the ESMI as well as the “Federation of Asian Societies for Molecular Imaging - FASMI”.
Programme and topics
Educational Sessions
Plenary Speakers
In 2013 the Programme chair is Jason Lewis from the Memorial Sloan-Ketter-ing Cancer Center New York. He has been supported by his co-chair Marty Pagel from the Cancer Centre of the University of Arizona and the entire Pro-gramme Committee 2013.
• Bruce R. Rosen – Harvard Medical School
• Norihiro Kokudo – University of Tokyo
• Hedvig Hricak – Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Cancer Center
• Sanjiv Sam Gambhir – UCLA
• Chi Van Dang – University of Pennsylvania
• Silvio Aime – University of Torino
• Dean Sherry – University of Texas
• Katherine Ferrera – University Virginia
five emphasis categories 2013:
Chemistry & Imaging Probes
First-in-Human & Clinical Studies
Preclinical Cell & Tissue Level Studies
Preclinical in vivo Studies
Technology & Software Developments
These 5 emphasis blocks are divided into multiple sub-categories. With the help of more than 80 emphasis and category co-chairs, a program will be constructed which reflects the cutting edge of the emerging field of molecu-lar and functional imaging science.
World Molecular Imaging Congress2013Savannah, Georgia 18-21 September 2013
late-breaking submissionsJuly 2-16, 2013
“Traditionally” the WMIC starts with the Educational Sessions scheduled for Wednesday 18 September from 8:00h to 15:30h. Fabian Kiessling from Aachen is serving as chairperson together with Kimberley Kelly from Virginia.All in all seventeen sessions are sched-uled. The educational sessions are
covering the main topics “Chemistry of contrast media”, “Hardware”,
“Postprocessing and Cross Valida-tion”, & “Biology & Pathology”. This year sessions on “How to develop clinical products” and “How to suc-ceed in science” will enrich the scien-tific part of the educational part.
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Student Travel Stipends will be offered for Late Breaking Abstracts with qualifying scores. Also the early bird registration rate ap-plies to those who submit their abstract during the late-breaking submission period!
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS so farImaging ModalitiesDaniel Razansky, MunichHans Wehrl, TübingenQuantitative Image Analysis & Kinetic ModelingAdriaan Lammerstma, AmsterdamRadiochemistryMark Goodman, Atlanta & Neil Vasdev, BostonDisease Specific ImagingFabian Kiessling, AachenWawrzyniec Dobrucki, IllinoisPractical SessionsDavid Stout, L.A.Twan Lammers, AachenStefan Wiehr, Aachen
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The entire PRIMA curriculum is a com-mon education approach of the European Society for Molecular Imaging, the World Molecular Imaging Society, the Society for Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, the European Association of Nuclear Medicine, and the German Society for Nuclear Medicine.
September 22-26, 2013 in Savannah – right after the WMIC
.... will cover the basic and advanced theoretical background of imag-ing modalities and contrast agents, quantitative image analysis and kinetic modelling, radiochemistry, and disease specific imaging.The perfect opportunity to consoli-date, recapitulate, and enhance your knowledge.Beside the theory, practical teach-ing sessions and group work will provide you the chance to go into the depths of imaging analysis, dis-cuss relevant papers, learn how to design an experiment, and how to handle your data.This workshop is part IV of the Cur-riculum on “Preclinical Imaging in Small Laboratory Animals – PRIMA” organised together with the WMIS.
LECTURE TOPICS• Imaging modalities and
contrast agents• Quantitative image analysis
and kinetic modelling• Radiochemistry• Disease specific imaging –
Oncology, Neurology, Cardiology, Metabolic Diseases, Inflammation and Infection• Perfusion Imaging
PRACTICAL SESSIONS• Image analysis – bring your laptop• Journal Club – group work,
discussion, and presentation• How to design an experiment• Data handling
REGISTRATION is open!
Registrations can be done via the WMIC registration system! The registration fee of 600€/780$ covers all workshop/teaching ma-terial and lectures, coffee breaks, lunch, get-together – we are looking forward to working with you!
January 19-24, 2014 at the Ecole de Physique in Les Houches, France
TOPIM 2014 – 8th ESMI Winter Conference
There are two main reasons why in vivo imaging is a key to our under-standing of development:• The first one is that morphogen-
esis leading to the formation of a functional adult is a dynamic process during which the forms and shapes of the organism change continuously over time: these changes are best de-scribed by images.
• The second one is that exploring genetic and molecular positional cues that govern morphogenesis requires long term observations that do not interfere with normal development: the least intrusive method for producing serial and dynamic imaging of an organism is modern in vivo imaging.
Among all domains of biological sci-ence, development is one for which the quality and relevance of obser-vations depend drastically on non-destructive methods. The secret life of embryos and foetuses remained terra incognita for scientists.In the last decades the progress of non-invasive imaging has com-pletely changed our view and in situ medical images of developing life are commonplace:On the research front, immense pro-gress in biophysical and molecular methods to image the development has been obtained recently. The precision of morphogenetic de-scriptions has improved constantly thanks to progress in ultrasonic and magnetic resonance imaging and
further progress are awaited. Cell line-age studies have moved from destruc-tive autoradiographic methods to intravital optical techniques based on genetic molecular engineering, al-lowing mathematical modeling of the trajectories of individual cells. The role of genetic and epigenetic factors in organogenesis is observed directly in cohorts of laboratory ani-mals, from simple multicellular forms of life to vertebrates and mammals. Multispectral and multimodal imag-ing techniques such as optoacoustics, paramagnetic resonance imaging, and other, acquire simultaneously several molecular/morphological points of view of the interactions be-tween the development of an organ or an individual and its environment. Progress in Physics for improved imaging methods and in Math-ematics for the modeling of the images are moving the research on of development from the statute of a descriptive science to a predictive, holistic knowledge, a topic which is not neutral with respect to the future of interventional approaches.
Plenary SpeakersStefan W. Hell - Goettingen, Germany Nanoscopy with focused lightHeinrich Schelbert - Los Angeles, USA Molecular Imaging of the Heart: Where will it take us?Fritjof Helmchen - University of Zuerich, Switzerland Imaging neural net-works at workZaver Bhujwalla - Baltimore, USA Imaging the Tumor MicroenvironmentMark Dewhirst - Duke USA Harnessing imaging to achieve controlled drug de-livery to tumors
The winners of the ESMI PhD award for excellent thesesLucia Crane Intraoperative fluorescence imaging in cancerTessa Buckle Interventional molecular imaging, a hybrid approachAstrid van der Veldt Towards personalized treatment planning of chemotherapy: [11C]docetaxel PET studies in lung cancer patients
Parallel SessionsEach of the 14 Parallel Session started with an overview talk followed by five talks selected from the excellent abstract submissions.
CANCERCancer MetabolismTumor detection and therapy monitoringOptical and Photoacoustic Imaging in Cancer
CARDIOLOGYCardiac Vascular ImagingMyocardial perfusion, metabolism, and angiogenesis
CHEMISTRY/PROBESAgents for multi-contrast MRI approachesNano-particle concepts for multi-modal imagingAgents for target-specific imaging
NEUROLOGYCerebral DiseasesCellular and metabolic Neuro-Imaging
TECHNOLOGY/METHODOLOGYNovel Methods in Molecular ImagingTechnology Developments in Molecular Imaging
INFLAMMATION, INFECTION, and IMMUNITY
focus on ESMI STUDY GROUPSImage-Guided Drug DeliveryIntra-Operative Imaging
Redefining the Bounda-ries of Preclinical Imaging
PHOTOACOUSTIC IMAGING – with the support of iTheraMedical & Intrace medicalFrom principles to application
HYBRID IMAGING – Merging the best
ADVANCED MICROSCOPY - with the support of PekinElmerStudying molecular processes at cellular and subcellular level
Are jointly organised by related societies/projects. The set-up differs from the parallel sessions: three talks á 30 min will be given.Theranostics - radio-diagnostics &radio-therapeutics Jointly organised with the European Association for Nuclear MedicineFocus on translationJointly organised with the European Society for RadiologyPET/MRI - advances in technology & probes to innovative applicationsJointly organised with COST Action TD 1007Microglial Activity in Neuroinflammation and Neurodegeneration INMiND – Imaging of Neuroinflammation in Neurodegenerative Diseases
Educational Sessions
Focus Sessions
Torino 26-28 May 2013
view the talks online via the Member’s Portal!
fulltexts of theses available!
At a Glance
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view the EMIM 2013 online programme at www.esmi-insight.eu/emim2013/contxt/programme/
THANKS for the EMIM 2013
Awards 2013The Young Investigator Award 2013 was presented to:
PosterAwards 2013
With great pleasure we present the ESMI Award 2013 to:
Aurélien Godinat from Lausanne for his work on “A Biocompatible In Vivo Ligation Reaction and its Application for Non-Invasive Biolumines-cent Imaging of Protease Activity in Living Mice”
80 young investigators applied for the ESMI Young Investigator Award 2013; 29 were shortlisted and their talks evaluated within the respective Parallel Sessions. The evalu-ation criteria were: the pre-score given by
the reviewers, the scientific quality of the talk, innovation of work, quality of presentation, and the ability to answer requests. Within the Closing Cer-emony on Tuesday 28 May 2013 the three best evaluated Young Investigator Award applicants presented their talks (again). The further YIA finalists were:Marianne Mertens from Aachen on “Imaging of tissue-engineered vascular grafts”Katrien Vandoorne from Reho-vot/Eindhoven on “Chronic Akt1 deficiency attenuates adverse remodeling and enhances angio-genesis after myocardial infarction”
Aurélien Godinat and Silvio Aime
Marianne Mertens & Katrien Vandoorne
Kevin Brindle
Kevin Brindle from Cambridge. Thanks for your excellent science, your contri-bution, your commitment, your visions... Kevin Brindle is Prof. of Biomedical Magnetic Resonance at the University of
Cambridge and a senior group leader in the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Research Institute. He became involved in MR in 1978 when he started a D. Phil. on 1H NMR studies of cells at the University of Oxford. He joined the laboratory of Prof Sir George
Radda at Oxford in 1983. In 1990 he moved to a lecture-ship at the University of Manchester and in 1993 to a lectureship in Cambridge, where he became Profes-sor in 2005. Since 2006 he has been working on meta-bolic imaging with hyperpolarized 13C-labelled cell substrates to detect treatment response in tumours.
Neurology Imaging | Thomas Viel on Mul-timodal imaging of microglial activation and matrix-metalloproteinase (MMP) alterations after experimental cerebral ischemia. (# 7)Chemistry/Probes | Katie-Louise Finney on Enhancing the Sensitivity of PARASHIFT Proton Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscop (#29) & Francesca Garello on NIRF imaging of fluorescent Glucan Particles in an autoimmune model of rheumatoid ar-thritis (CIA) (#54)Technology/Methodology | Norbert Lutz on Characterizing tumor pH heterogeneity: a novel method using multiparametric 31P NMR lineshape analysis (#76) & Manuela Ventura on Dual MR and CT imaging of con-trast agent-enhanced Calcium Phosphate cements. (#96)Image-Guided Drug Delivery | Simonetta Geninatti Crich on A theranostic approach based on the use of a dual boron/Gd agent to improve the efficacy of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy in the pulmonary metasta-sis treatment. (#87)Cancer Imaging | Katrin Schwegmann on MMP-2/-9 guided Fluorescence Endos-copy for detection of early colorectal cancer. (#116) & Gabriella Baio on The MR spectros-copy choline peak in breast cancer diagnosis by a 3T MR scanner is correlated to calcium sensing receptor expression. (#126) & Jen-nifer Schmitz on Non-invasive in vivo iden-tification of intratumoral heterogeneity in the PyV-mT transgenic mouse model using sequential PET/MRI. (#148)Cardiovascular Imaging | Birgit den Adel on E-selectin targeted MRI visualizes pro-gression of atherosclerotic plaques (#159)Intra-Operative Imaging | Gezim Bala on Intra-operative near-infrared fluorescence imaging in breast cancer with Her2-specific nanobodies. (#180)Inflammation, Infection, and Immunity | Cristina Martelli on Visualization of Inflam-mation and Angiogenesis induced by inno-vative biodegradable synthetic scaffolds for bone tissue engineering. (#189)
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Industrial ParticipationWith the EMIM we aim to provide you a platform to further establish a sustainable and powerful (Euro-pean) Molecular Imaging com-munity through interdisciplinary knowledge exchange on the high-est possible level.
Without your participation the organisation of the EMIM wouldn’t have been possible
Close collaboration with the indus-try is mostly desirable to ensure the transfer of most recent knowledge. We need your support to build up a successful Europe-wide infrastruc-ture in the field of Molecular Imag-ing. Without your participation the
EMIM wouldn’t have been possible - thanks for your commitment and continuous support!!!A special thank you to BRACCO Im-aging S.p.A for your invitation to a fantastic party at the University Rec-torate Torino.
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eventScongresses, workshops, trainingsJul. 10-16, 2013 WORKSHOP - Intelligent Front-End Signal Processing for Frontier Exploitation
in Research and Industry - INFIERI in Oxford, UK
Aug. 2013 - Aug. 2014 postgraduate COURSE - Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry/Radiopharmacy at ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Sep. 1-3, 2013 WORKSHOP - Mouse Cancer Imaging in Glasgow, UK
Sep. 18-21, 2013 World Molecular Imaging Congress 2013 - WMIC in Savannah, USA
Sep. 22-26, 2013 WORKSHOP - Quantitative Image Analysis and Application Specific Imaging (PRIMA IV) in Savannah, USA
Sep. 26-29, 2013 WORKSHOP - in advanced Molecular Imaging “Low Dose Screening” in Mallorca, Spain
Oct. 16, 2013 WORKSHOP - Animal Models of Neuroinflammation in Barcelona, Spain
Oct. 18, 2013 Symposium on MRI guided Focused Ultrasound in Utrecht, The Netherlands
Oct. 27-31, 2013 EANM’13 - 26th Annual Congress in Lyon, France
Oct. 27-30, 2013 WORKSHOP - Advanced Molecular Imaging and its Clinical Translation in Boston, USA
Oct. 28-31, 2013 WORKSHOP - PET and SPECT radio-pharmaceuticals prepartation I: Regulatory Topics in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Oct. 28-31, 2013 WORKSHOP - PET and SPECT radio-pharmaceuticals prepartation II: Radiochemistry and tracer development in Amsterdam
Nov. 9-13, 2013 Annual meeting - Society for Neuroscience 2013 in San Diego, USA
Nov. 11-15, 2013 WORKSHOP - 4th Mouse Imaging Academy (PRIMA III) in Muenster, Germany
Jan. 19-24, 2014 8th ESMI Winter Conference “TOPIM 2014” on IMAGING the DEVELOPMENT in Les Houches, France
Jan. 27-31, 2014 WORKSHOP - 9th Small Animal Imaging Workshop 2014 (PRIMA III) in Tübingen, Germany
JobSopen positionsJul. 3, 2013 Technical Manager in Medical Imaging in Rennes, France
Jul. 3, 2013 Marie Curie early stage researcher fellowship in Madrid, Spain
Jun. 25, 2013 2 PhD Positions Mapping and imaging of tumor microenvironment in Munich, Germany
Jun. 10, 2013 Quantitative molecular image processing | full time vacancy in Leuven, Belgium
May 22, 2013 Post-doctoral Fellow in Image-guided Drug Delivery in Toronto, Canada
for details please visit the “VACANCIES” section of the ESMI website
European Society for Molecular ImagingDoris Kracht
Eupener Str. 57-5950933 Cologne
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eU newSopen calls & documentsJul. 7, 2013 Innovative Medicines Initiative – IMI 9th call for proposals - open call
Jun. 7, 2013 European Court of Auditors: Researchers looking to the EU for funding still face too much red tape - document/press release
Oct. 18, 2012 FP7 Marie Curie Career Integration Grants (CIG) - open call
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