Zoom Registration Form Below July 22, 2020 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EDT) (UTC−04:00) In this webinar presented by Scintica Instrumentation, we will present the Brightonix SimPET simultaneous PET/MRI insert system, an advanced silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) based PET insert for truly simultaneous PET/MR imaging with a compact design, low power
Thursday, May 7 2020 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EST) In this webinar sponsored by Scintica Instrumentation, Dr. Piotr Walczak, Dr. Mirosław Janowski and Dr. Wojciech Lesniak will address this challenge and discuss why advanced imaging is essential to perform image-guided neurointerventions. Register Mice
Gayatri Gowrishankar, PhD Research Scientist Multimodality Molecular Imaging Lab Stanford University Alvaro A. Ordonez, MD Assistant Professor Department of Pediatrics Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine With the current COVID-19 pandemic causing global disruption, scientists around the world are working tirelessly to apply their expertise within the field
Scintica Instrumentation will be attending AACR (American Association Cancer Research) Annual Meeting 2020. We will be at booth 1823 and will have on display: High Frequency 3D Ultrasound Compact MRI with optional PET insert Compact PET/CT Hypoxia Workstations Blood and Oxygen Tissue Monitors Stop by and chat with any of our Cancer Research
The scientific sessions from the American Heart Association is instrumental in shaping the future of cardiovascular science and medicine. Highlights include: Late-Breaking Science FIT/Early Career Programming Frontiers in Science Summits State of the Art Cardiovascular Care Cardiovascular Clinical Nursing Symposium Abstract Oral and Poster Sessions CME and MOC Credits Available
With the ever-growing preclinical imaging field, it is difficult to know which imaging modality is ideal for your experiment. This brief overview aims to help researchers optimize their experiments and their funding by choosing ideal imaging modalities for their prospective publications. Modalities discussed include: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Computed Tomography
The WMIC changes location every year to draw thousands of attendees and abstract submitters, highly respected presenters and top industry representatives from around the world. As the WMIC is education and abstract- driven, it provides a distinctive platform for scientists and clinicians with diverse backgrounds to interact and present cutting-edge advances in molecular
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a technique that utilizes magnetic fields to create images of the anatomy and the physiological processes within the body. Specifically, MRI, the gold standard in soft tissue imaging, offers researchers the ability to distinctly contrast between normal and pathological tissue. When it comes to the strengths of MRI in
In my day to day interactions, I come across numerous researchers who are not able to fully utilize MRI systems as they would like or cannot see themselves using this technology even though it could immensely help their research. The reasons for this are numerous but often fall into 1 of 3 categories. Price
What is PET/CT Imaging? PET/CT imaging is the combination of two distinct imaging techniques. a What is PET Imaging? PET, or positron emission tomography, is a look at the metabolic or biochemical activity present in a given anatomical region using radiotracers. a What is a radiotracer? A radiotracer is a chemical compound in which
