The Future of Molecular MR: A Cellular and Molecular MR Imaging Workshop
分子 MR 的未来:细胞和分子 MR 成像研讨会
基本信息
- 批准号:9763108
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.6万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2019-04-01 至 2020-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcademiaAddressAdvanced DevelopmentAreaAwardBasic ScienceBiologyCanadaCollaborationsCommunicationDetectionDiseaseEducational StatusEducational workshopEngineeringEventFellowshipFosteringFutureGadoliniumGeneral HospitalsGoalsHybridsImageImaging DeviceImaging TechniquesIndustryInternationalMagnetic ResonanceMagnetic Resonance ImagingMassachusettsMedicineMolecularMonitorMultimodal ImagingNewfoundlandOralPeer ReviewPhysiciansProcessResearch PersonnelScientistSocietiesStructureTechniquesTissuesTranslational ResearchTravelUnderrepresented MinorityVisionWorkbasebioimagingcellular imagingclinical applicationdiscountexperienceimaging scientistinnovationinterestlecturesmeetingsmolecular imagingmultidisciplinarynext generationnovel therapeuticsposterspre-clinicalprogramssymposiumsynergismsynthetic biologytooltreatment response
项目摘要
Abstract
“The future of molecular MR: A cellular and molecular imaging workshop” is an international
meeting of researchers, physicians, and engineers in academia and industry who are interested
in applying MR imaging to the study of disease at the molecular level. The overarching goal of
the conference is to identify new opportunities for molecular MRI, to delineate the key challenges
facing the field and to identify strategies to overcome these challenges. This meeting will
encompass the use of various MR and hybrid imaging techniques to interrogate molecular
processes in biology and pathobiology both in pre-clinical and clinical applications. The goals of
the scientific sessions of this workshop are: 1) to identify how innovations in synthetic biology
can be applied to molecular MR; 2) to combine advanced imaging techniques with molecular
imaging to yield richer information; 3) to exploit the synergies of hybrid imaging and imaging at
different field strengths; 4) to establish techniques for characterizing and quantifying aspects of
the tissue microenviroment and show how these can be used to monitor treatment response of
new therapies; 5) to describe the state of the art in translational cellular imaging.
The structure of the workshop entails first allowing invited speakers who are leaders in the
specific session to introduce it by challenging the audience with their vision of the future. The
sessions will be followed by oral and poster presentations selected from submitted abstracts by
the organizing committee. Session topics may include: synthetic biology approaches, alternatives
to gadolinium, advanced imaging techniques, imaging the microenvironment, MR+X: multimodal
imaging, molecular MR of treatment response, cellular imaging, molecular imaging at low, high
and multiple fields. The program will also include a special lecture and a session formed from top
abstracts from young investigators. Poster sessions and networking events at the meeting will
provide opportunities for communication and collaboration among attendees of all levels of
training. There will be registration discounts for trainees, young investigators, and
underrepresented minorities as well as travel awards based on top abstracts. This conference
will leverage the breadth of expertise of a truly international and multidisciplinary group of
researchers, who work in the area of molecular MR imaging and related fields, to identify and
explore new avenues to advance basic and translational research opportunities, and to establish
and foster communication, collaboration, and fellowship among the group.
抽象的
“分子MR的未来:细胞和分子成像研讨会”是国际
感兴趣的学术界和行业的研究人员,医师和工程师会议
在将MR成像应用于分子水平的疾病研究时。总体目标
该会议是为分子MRI确定新的机会,以描述关键挑战
面对现场并确定克服这些挑战的策略。这次会议将
涵盖了各种MR和混合成像技术的使用来询问分子
生物学和病理学的过程均在临床前和临床应用中。目标
该研讨会的科学会议是:1)确定合成生物学的创新如何
可以应用于分子MR; 2)将高级成像技术与分子相结合
成像以产生更丰富的信息; 3)利用混合成像和成像的协同作用
不同的场优势; 4)建立表征和量化方面的技术
组织微节拍器,并显示如何用于监视
新疗法; 5)描述翻译的细胞成像中的艺术状态。
研讨会的结构首先允许邀请发言人成为领导者
特定的会议是通过以他们对未来的愿景来挑战观众来介绍它。这
会议之后将是根据提交摘要的口头和海报演示。
组织委员会。会话主题可能包括:合成生物学方法,替代方法
到Gadolinium,高级成像技术,成像微环境,MR+X:多模式
成像,治疗反应的分子MR,细胞成像,低,高的分子成像
和多个字段。该计划还将包括一个特殊的演讲和一个从顶部组成的会议
来自年轻研究人员的摘要。会议上的海报会议和网络活动将
为所有级别的与会者之间的沟通和协作提供了机会
训练。培训,年轻调查人员和
代表性不足的少数民族以及基于顶级摘要的旅行奖。这次会议
将利用真正的国际和多学科小组的专业知识的广度
在分子MR成像和相关领域工作的研究人员,以识别和
探索新的途径以促进基本和翻译的研究机会,并建立
以及促进集团之间的沟通,协作和团契。
项目成果
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