As new therapies become more targeted, we need imaging tools that can guide decisions throughout the treatment journey. Molecular imaging helps identify the right patients, monitor their response, and adapt care over time.

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When studying diseases of the brain, we need tools that can show us what’s happening in real time. Molecular imaging does exactly that—allowing researchers to track how drugs move, where they act, and whether they’re working.

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Molecular imaging opens a rare window into the brain allowing researchers to detect disease earlier and intervene faster.

The more we understand what’s happening at the molecular level, the more precisely we can act to improve outcomes for patients.

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WMIC isn’t just a conference—it’s where the molecular imaging community connects, collaborates, and moves the field forward.

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Thank you to Federica Pisaneschi for sharing what makes WMIC so special 🫶

📽️ What makes WMIC unique? From PET to MR to ultrasound, #WMIC2025 brings the full spectrum of molecular imaging together.

Join us in Anchorage, Sept 29–Oct 3!

⏳ Early bird ends Aug 8
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How do we know if a therapy is working? That’s the power of molecular imaging—early, noninvasively, and with data that drives better outcomes.

As Anthony says: “Without imaging research, the future of medicine would not advance as fast as it could”

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Running an imaging lab means managing people, protocols, vendors - and still making science happen

That’s why #WMIC2025 created the MOMIL category just for lab managers

🧠 Abstracts due Friday, July 11
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💡“If you want better imaging performance, you need to go back to where the signal is generated.”

Dr. Elena Zannoni, co-chair of Instrumentation & Computational & Data Science for #WMIC2025, invites your late-breaking abstracts by Friday, July 11

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Dr. Federica Pisaneschi, co-chair of the New Chemistry, Materials & Probes track at #WMIC2025, highlights how chemistry drives innovation in imaging - from radiolabeling to nanomaterials.

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📍WMIC 2025, Anchorage, Alaska Sept 29–Oct 3

🎥 Faces of Molecular Imaging - What does imaging research make possible?

In our second video, researchers share how imaging helps them ask - and answer - big questions that change lives.

Because most of us are visual learners. Because imaging research matters.

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