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will take place from June 30 th , 2014 – July 04 th , 2014 in Göttingen, Germany. venue: Max-Planck-Institute for Experimental Medicine, Hermann-Rein-Str. 3, Göttingen The Göttingen SPIRIT Summer School „Multimodal Molecular Imaging: from high resolution in vitro towards in vivo“ The summer school offers young scientists a platform of advan- ced education, practical training and exchange of information on translational and molecular imaging. During this week young scientists will have the opportunity to meet international leading scientists from the research fields of medicine, physics, chemistry, biology and nanotechnology. They will not only learn about the basic principles but also the latest research results in the different areas of imaging. There will be plenty of time for informal discussions in particular during the different social events. We encourage PhD students and Post docs (no longer than 3 years post PhD) from all over the world working or interested in multimodal molecular imaging to apply. The conference, food and accommodation is free of charge, only travel expenses have to be paid. Conditions for the application: • PhD student or Post doc (no longer than 3 years post PhD) • Interested in multimodal Molecular Imaging (in vivo and in vitro approaches) • Submit a CV (one page including publication list) and a letter of motivation (max. 500 words) • If you attend, you will need to prepare a 5 slide oral presentation Scientific program: The summer school „Multimodal Molecular Imaging: from high resolution in vitro towards in vivo“ focuses on multimodal imaging techniques to illustrate processes relevant in different diseases on cellular levels as well as in the living organism. The summer school demonstrates the spectrum of imaging techno- logies, ranging from high-resolution microscopy to non-invasive techniques to depict biological processes in various neurologi- cal, cardiological and oncological disorders. Furthermore, approaches to transfer scientific findings from basic research to the development of diagnostic methods for clinical applications will be presented. Following areas will be addressed: multimodal imaging, translational medical imaging, probe design, nanomedicine, high-resolution fluorescence- and x-ray microscopy, STED microscopy, Fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET), Live Cell Imaging, multiphoton microscopy, in vivo optical imaging, ultrasound, MRI, SPECT, PET Please send your application to Ute Rust: [email protected] Deadline: May 12th, 2014
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will take place from June 30th, 2014 – July 04th, 2014 in Göttingen, Germany.
venue: Max-Planck-Institute for Experimental Medicine,
Hermann-Rein-Str. 3, Göttingen
The Göttingen SPIRIT Summer School„Multimodal Molecular Imaging:
from high resolution in vitro towards in vivo“
The summer school o�ers young scientists a platform of advan-ced education, practical training and exchange of information on translational and molecular imaging. During this week young scientists will have the opportunity to meet international leading scientists from the research �elds of medicine, physics, chemistry, biology and nanotechnology. They will not only learn about the basic principles but also the latest research results in the di�erent areas of imaging. There will be plenty of time for informal discussions in particular during the di�erent social events.
We encourage PhD students and Post docs (no longer than 3 years post PhD) from all over the world working or interested in multimodal molecular imaging to apply. The conference, food and accommodation is free of charge, only travel expenses have to be paid.
Conditions for the application:
• PhD student or Post doc (no longer than 3 years post PhD)• Interested in multimodal Molecular Imaging (in vivo and in vitro approaches)• Submit a CV (one page including publication list) and a letter of motivation (max. 500 words)• If you attend, you will need to prepare a 5 slide oral presentation
Scienti�c program: The summer school „Multimodal Molecular Imaging: from high resolution in vitro towards in vivo“ focuses on multimodal imaging techniques to illustrate processes relevant in di�erent diseases on cellular levels as well as in the living organism. The summer school demonstrates the spectrum of imaging techno-logies, ranging from high-resolution microscopy to non-invasive techniques to depict biological processes in various neurologi-cal, cardiological and oncological disorders. Furthermore, approaches to transfer scienti�c �ndings from basic research to the development of diagnostic methods for clinical applications will be presented.
Following areas will be addressed:multimodal imaging, translational medical imaging, probe design, nanomedicine, high-resolution �uorescence- and x-ray microscopy, STED microscopy, Fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET), Live Cell Imaging, multiphoton microscopy, in vivo optical imaging, ultrasound, MRI, SPECT, PET
Please send your application to Ute Rust:
Deadline: May 12th, 2014
Speakers (alphabetical, con�rmed):
Frauke Alves, Göttingen: Non invasive optical imaging and computed tomography in oncology
Luigi Bonacina, Geneva: Nonlinear optics for imaging
Jörg Enderlein, Göttingen: High resolution microscopy
Claus Feldmann, Karlsruhe: Nanoparticles as imaging and thera-peutic tools Jens Frahm, Göttingen: Recent advances in MRI
Peter Friedl, Nijmegen: Analysis of cell migration in vivo and in vitro
Jürgen Goldschmidt, Magdeburg: Small-animal PET and SPECT-imaging – preclinical and clinial translation
Stefan Hell, Göttingen: STED microscopy - Fluorescence micro-scopy without di�raction resolution limit
Ingrid Hilger, Jena: In vivo multiplexed NIRF optical imaging
Fabian Kießling, Aachen: Microbubbles for diagnostic and thera-peutic ultrasound applications
Kai Licha, Berlin: Fluorescent probes for in vivo imaging
Vasilis Ntziachristos, Munich: Update on optoacoustic imaging
Wolfgang Parak, Marburg: Colloidal particles and their interac-tion with cells
Silvio Rizzoli, Göttingen: Applied cell imaging
Tim Salditt, Göttingen: X-ray imaging from the organ and tissues down to the cell: fundamentals and current state of the art
Yuri Volkov, Dublin: High content screening and analysis for theranostic applications
Introduction by Walter Stühmer, Göttingen
Hands-on sessions:
STED microscopy and FRET imaging
CLSM and two photon imaging
High resolution phase contrast imaging
CT and MRI imaging technologies
Optical imaging
Summer school format:
The Summer school will be limited to 25 participants. Each participant will introduce him/herself by a short talk with 5 slides each at the first day of the meeting. Next to several lectu-res 5 practical Hands-on sessions are planned. There will be plenty of free time for informal discussions. The summer school takes place at the Max-Planck-Institute for Experimental Medici-ne in Göttingen (www.em.mpg.de).
Organizers:Prof. Dr. Frauke Alves, University Medicine GöttingenProf. Dr. Silvio Rizzoli, European Neuroscience InstituteProf. Dr. Tim Salditt, Institute for X-Ray PhysicsProf. Dr. Walter Stühmer, Max-Planck-Institute for Experimental Medicine
contact: Prof. Dr. Frauke AlvesUniversity Medicine GöttingenDepartment of Haematology/Oncology andDepartment of Diagnostic and Interventional RadiologyRobert-Koch Str. 40 37075 Göttingen, GermanyTel: +49 (0)551 396991andMax-Planck-Institute for Experimental MedicineTranslational Molekular ImagingHermann-Rein-Str. 337075 Göttingen, GermanyTel: +49 (0) 551 3899655email: [email protected]
Dr. Katharina JannaschUniversity Medicine GöttingenDepartment of Haematology/OncologyRobert-Koch Str. 40 37075 Göttingen, GermanyTel: +49 (0) 551 396991E-mail: [email protected]
Ute RustMax-Planck-Institute for Experimental MedicineMolecular Biology of Neuronal SignalsHermann-Rein-Str. 337075 Göttingen, GermanyTel: +49 (0) 551 3899646Fax: +49 (0) 551 3899644E-mail: [email protected]
