THANKS for making the EMIM 2017 a success - thanks for your participation, for your excellent science, the open-minded discussions at and around the EMIM!
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EMIM 2017 ONLINE PROGRAMME incl. abstracts | look inside
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Each of the 19 parallel sessions (except of the late-breaking session) started with an overview talk followed by five talks selected from the excellent abstract submissions.
The 19 Parallel Sessions:
EMIM 2017 ONLINE PROGRAMME incl. all abstracts | look inside
With the selection of the four topics for the educational sessions the category chairs Adriaan Lammertsma and Giannis Zacharakis aimed to provide you with a state-of-the-art update on relevant topics and cover emerging themes in the field.
The educational sessions were meant for juniors and seniors!
THANKS to all six participants of the EMIM 2017 Science Slam:
CONGRATULATIONS to the winner 2017: MARIEKE STAMMES!
THANKS to the young ESMI groups for the organization of the Scientific Speed-Dating, the Meet the Expert Session, and young ESMI room, your ideas, and enthusiasm!
We are happy about the ESMI's long-term co-operation with the European Society for Radiology – ESR, the European Society of Molecular and Functional Imaging in Radiology - ESMOFIR, and the European Association for Nuclear Medicine – EANM and the World Molecular Imaging Society WMIS! They contributed to the EMIM 2017 programme by organizing "Best of" focus sessions - THANKS a lot!
EMIM 2017 ONLINE PROGRAMME incl. abstracts | look inside
The EMIM 2017 was the 12th annual meeting of the ESMI - thanks to all of you for your participation and dedication for imaging science!
602 participants
19 category chairs
47 subCHAIRS
268 reviewer
51 sessions
8 Study Group meetings
80 session chairs
102 talks selected from abstract submissions
10 PlenaryLectures
3 Meet the Expert sessions
4 Focus Sessions
1 Science Slam
248 posters presented in
24 poster categories/walks
48 poster chairs (...)
The ESMI Award 2017 was presented in the scope of the Opening Ceremony in Utrecht. The winner 2017 is MARKUS SCHWAIGER - congratulations! All ESMI members had been invited to nominate their favourite candidates - thanks to all of you who actively participated.
The three finalists were selected in accordance with the scores given by independent reviewers in a completely blind reviewing process. 118 young scientists applied for the YIA 2017. The winner and the finalists:
The Young Investigator Award 2017 was presented to:
The further YIA finalists:
24 thematic poster walks were scheduled with no other competing sessions in parallel. Each of the poster walks was chaired by two chair persons and resulted into an EMIM 2017 poster award.
Brain: Structure and Function
Eike Budinger Brain atlas of the Mongolian gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus) in CT/MRI-aided stereotaxic coordinates
Cardiovascular Imaging
Begona Lavin Plaza Vascular injury promotes changes in plaque composition located distally to the site of injury via increased monocyte infiltration
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Imaging Strategies in Oncology
Sara Lacerda X-ray-induced radiophotodynamic therapy (RPDT) using lanthanide micelles: Beyond depth limitations
Hannah Lockau 18FFDG PET- Lymphography for Identification of Lymph Node Metastases in Murine Melanoma
Susanne Kossatz Direct imaging of drug distribution and target engagement of the PARP Inhibitor Rucaparib
Imaging Metabolism
Patricia Wenk Effect of Fasting on the Metabolome: A Standardization Approach
Imaging the microenvironment
Wouter Lokerse Connecting tumor microenvironmental factors to therapeutic response of drug delivery by thermosensitive liposomes
Immunology & Inflammation | Cellular Imaging
Christiane Geyer Imaging of Synovial Fibroblasts migration in mice: Role of early cartilage degradation in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Immunology & Inflammation | Inflammatory Responses
Kerstin Fuchs PET imaging of 64Cu-NOTA labeled platelet glycoprotein VI (GPVI): towards a new tracer for imaging of sterile inflammation
Infectious Diseases
Thibaut Naninck In vivo imaging to explore the respiratory tract in a model of Bordetella pertussis infection using non-human primates
Mass Spectrometry Technology
Ann-Christin Niehoff Mass Spectrometry Imaging of Human Brain Tumors Resected by Fluorescence-Guided Surgery
MRI Technology
Rachele Stefania Gd-retention in rat’s brain: assessment of the amounts of insoluble Gd-containing species and intact complex in rat’s brain upon repetitive administrations of GBCAs
MRI - based probes
Seyed Mohammadali Dadfar Size-specific separation of iron oxide nanoparticles by selective centrifugation for optimized MRI, MPI and hyperthermia applications
Geoffrey Prévot MPI/MRI Oil-in-Water nanoemulsion platform for atherosclerosis diagnosis
Neuroimaging | Disease Model
Nadine Apetz Functional connectivity during deep brain stimulation in the subthalamic nucleus of hemiparkinson rats measured with FDG-PET
Melissa Crabbé Brain glucose metabolism in the A53T alpha-synuclein rAAV rat model for Parkinson’s disease: from univariate to multivariate FDG PET analysis
Neuroinflammation
Stefanie Vus [18F]FDOPA PET: Does neuroinflammation-related [18F]FDOPA uptake mask dopamine depletion in Parkinson’s Disease?
New Methods in Neuroimaging
Laura Kuebler A Simultaneous PET/fMRI Protocol to Quantify Molecular and Functional Changes in a Rat Model of Parkinson’s Disease
Nuclear & CT Imaging Technology
Javier Lazaro CT scans reveal profound seasonal changes in the ossified skull of two mammals
Optical & Microscopy Technology
Egor Dzyubenko Neuron type specific synapse quantification allows for the estimation of network activity patterns
Optical, optoacoustic and ultrasound probes
Ivana Martinić Lanthanide-Based Polyaminocarboxylate Complexes as Photostable Probes for Luminescence Imaging within the Near-Infrared Biological Diagnostic Window
Optoacoustics & Ultrasound Technology
Charlie Demené Ultrasound Ultrafast Doppler functional imaging reveals a brain connectivity deficit in an intra-uterine growth restriction model that can be mitigated by an ocytocin agonist.
PET and multimodality probes
George Firth The Synthesis and Validation of Multimodal PET/Fluorescence Zinc Sensing Probes as Potential Imaging Agents for Prostate Cancer
Visualization of tumour growth and progression
Christoph Griessinger Regulation of tumor engraftment, growth dynamics and glucose metabolism in anaplastic large cell lymphoma by CD147
