ENCITE Scientific Session and Educational Session at EMIM 2011 in Leiden, Netherlands
19 June 2011 - 21 June 2011
Austria
The congress brings together top European scientists from various disciplines working in diverse fields of molecular imaging to discuss latest
research discoveries and possible translations into medical practice.
The ENCITE Session and Educational Course will be hosted by the Leiden University Medical Center, one of the ENCITE project partners. The ENCITE Scientific Session will focus on in vivo cell tracking as a global theme.
The ENCITE Educational Session will cover the following topics: optical imaging, MRI and generation of imaging reporter constructs
(19 June 2011, 08:30 – 10:00).
More information on all ENCITE events:
http://www.encite.org/cms/website.php(opens in new window) under the Training platform tab.
Further information on ENCITE:
The EU project ENCITE, co-ordinated by EIBIR, is co-funded by the European Commission within the 7th Framework Programme.
The European Network of Cell Imaging and Tracking Expertise (ENCITE) consists of 29 project partners from 10 European Countries and Israel.
research discoveries and possible translations into medical practice.
The ENCITE Session and Educational Course will be hosted by the Leiden University Medical Center, one of the ENCITE project partners. The ENCITE Scientific Session will focus on in vivo cell tracking as a global theme.
The ENCITE Educational Session will cover the following topics: optical imaging, MRI and generation of imaging reporter constructs
(19 June 2011, 08:30 – 10:00).
More information on all ENCITE events:
http://www.encite.org/cms/website.php(opens in new window) under the Training platform tab.
Further information on ENCITE:
The EU project ENCITE, co-ordinated by EIBIR, is co-funded by the European Commission within the 7th Framework Programme.
The European Network of Cell Imaging and Tracking Expertise (ENCITE) consists of 29 project partners from 10 European Countries and Israel.
Keywords
cell tracking, optical imaging, MRI