ENCITE: Small Animal MR Imaging within ESMRMB Lectures program
European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR)
Archivo
20.09.2012 - 22.09.2012 Translational Research Imaging Center, University Hospital Münster, Germany
Contenido de curso
Small Animal MR imaging has become a key role in biomedical research for studying experimental rodent models of human diseases. Providing basic knowledge about MR physics in lectures, the course will address basic technical and practical aspects of MRI with emphasis on demands for small animal application. Organized by Prof. Cornelius Faber in partnership with the ESMRMB, this course is intended for students, scientists and clinicians with a strong interest in biomedical applications.
Small Animal MR imaging has become a key role in biomedical research for studying experimental rodent models of human diseases. Providing basic knowledge about MR physics in lectures, the course will address basic technical and practical aspects of MRI with emphasis on demands for small animal application. Organized by Prof. Cornelius Faber in partnership with the ESMRMB, this course is intended for students, scientists and clinicians with a strong interest in biomedical applications.
Destinatario
The course is intended for students, scientists and clinicians with a strong interest in biomedical applications of small animal imaging. Prior knowledge of basic MR will be helpful although non-specialists in MR are also welcome to register.
The course is intended for students, scientists and clinicians with a strong interest in biomedical applications of small animal imaging. Prior knowledge of basic MR will be helpful although non-specialists in MR are also welcome to register.
Información e inscripción:
Ms. Eva Haas
Imagen médica (radiología, endoscopia, termografía médica, EEG, MEG, etc.), Radiología
Cantacto organizador
Neutorgasse 9
1010 Wien
Austria
Neutorgasse 9
1010 Wien
Austria
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