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DESCRIPTION:The future of in vivo imaging is not only in new and improved s
 canner technology – with constantly augmenting sensitivity\, spatial and t
 emporal resolution – but also in our capacity\, in health and disease\, to
  target the largest choice of metabolic and physiological processes with t
 he greatest specificity. In that respect\, in vivo molecular imaging deliv
 ers the unique capability of observing fundamental biological phenomena in
  interaction with structure\, tissue environment and organization\, metabo
 lism\, physiology\, and ultimately\, behavior. \n\nNew scanner technology 
 now integrates MRI and PET instrumentation in the same gantry\, to realize
  genuine isochronous data collection targetting anatomy\, physiology\, met
 abolism and the greatest variety of molecular processes in vivo.  \n\nThe 
 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre understands the uniqueness of in vivo metab
 olic and molecular imaging as a bridge between molecular\, cellular biolog
 y and biological systems\, functions\, health and behaviour. Ultimately\, 
 research in that area can serve precision medicine and enable targeted per
 sonalized therapy in cancer\, cardiovascular and neurodegenerative disease
 s\, and mental illness. \n\nThis presentation will highlight existing and 
 emerging aspects of integrated PET/MR imaging in brain\, cardiac and cance
 r research. The discussion will be led by David Faul\, Head of collaborati
 on for PET/MR at Siemens and is open to everyone interested in learning mo
 re about this new tool and technology.  \n
DTSTART:20160120T183000Z
DTEND:20160120T203000Z
LOCATION:DeGrandpré Communication Centre\, Montreal Neurological Institute\
 , CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2B4\, 3801 rue University
SUMMARY:Simultaneous PET/MR Imaging for Brain\, Cardiac and Cancer Research
URL:/bic/channels/event/simultaneous-petmr-imaging-bra
 in-cardiac-and-cancer-research-257608
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