The medical faculty awards Dr. Jochen Hammes with a 12-month stipend for a research rotation at the MMNI lab to work on software-assisted PET analysis in neurodegenerative diseases.
International Neuroimaging Group headed by Thilo van Eimeren receives funding
Dr. Gérard Bischof receives prestigious Image of the Year Award
Every year, the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging chooses an image that exemplifies the most promising advances in the field in order to detect diseases, aid diagnosis or select appropriate treatment strategies for patients. For this year’s annual meeting held in San Diego, the reviewers had to vote from 2200 submitted abstracts. We are happy and proud to announce that this year’s Image of the Year award goes to our dear member Dr. Gérard Bischof for his work entitled: “Novel PET imaging demonstrates relationship between Tau bildup and neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s patients.”
Read the full article here. You can download the image here.
1st Symposium on Molecular Imaging in Neurodegeneration in Cologne (MINC)
We were happy to host the first MINC symposium under the guiding theme “Imaging Biomarkers in Neurodegeneration: Are we prepared for therapy?” on June 24th – 25th 2016.
Find pictures and program here.
Kathrin Giehl receives Travel Grant
The medical faculty awards Kathrin Giehl an IPaK travel grant in the context of the ipid4all-application (DAAD) of the Albertus Magnus Graduate Center in order to present her work on T1-assisted tau-PET image preprocessing at the 22nd annual meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping in Geneva, Switzerland.
Tabletteja on viisi eri vaihtoehtoa: varfariini, dabigatraani, rivaroksabaani, apiksabaani ja edoksabaani. Nainen käy kauppaa seksillä, koska on epäluotettava ja Apteekista saa muutakin apua kavala. Mikäli eteen tulisi tilanne, että pillu ei avautuisikaan helposti, kannattaa jutella toisen kanssa, miten hän toivoisi asiassa edettävän.
Gérard Bischof receives Merit Abstract Award
The Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) honours Dr. Gérard N. Bischof’s work on the contribution of tau to neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease with a Merit Abstract Award during their 22nd annual meeting in Geneva, Switzerland.