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Working Groups
In GliMR, we aim to achieve our goals by collaboration within and across five working groups:
Working Group 1 focusses on coordinating the identification and quantification of advanced MRI biomarkers for the application in the field of glioma.
Working Group 2 coordinates multi-site data integration and enables the creation of large datasets in glioma diagnostics via the creation of common GDPR- and BIDS-compliant forms and data structures.
Working Group 3 focusses on fostering cross-border information exchange about past and current clinical trials and studies of glioma.
Working Group 4 ensures representation of all relevant stakeholders within GliMR and acts as liaison from GliMR to all relevant stakeholders.
Working Group 5 disseminates the Action’s goals and results in tailored manners to all relevant stakeholders.
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A full-time PostDoc position in MRI of Brain Oxygen Metabolism in brain cancer is available at the School of Psychology of the Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre, United Kingdom, under the supervision of Dr. Mike Germuska, in collaboration...
A full-time, 3 year PostDoc position in Metabolic Neuroimaging is available at the School of Physics & Astronomy of the Cardiff University, United Kingdom under the supervision of Dr. Mike Germuska. This post is part of an exciting collaboration...
We welcome Dr. Ruben Nechifor as our new STSM coordinator, and thank our former STSM coordinator Prof. Yelda Ozsunar for her time and expertise.
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Excited to share our latest work in non-enhancing glioma! A nice collaboration between KCL and EMC, including @spinicist and @MarionSmits, in developing and applying CEST MRI. Nice plus: it will be in the @COST18206 special issue of @ESMRMB 's MAGMA 🙂
Mapping tumour heterogeneity with pulsed 3D CEST MRI in non-enhancing glioma at 3 T
Objective Amide proton transfer (APT) weighted chemical exchange saturation transfer (CEST) imaging is increasingly used to investigate high-grade, en...
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Thank you all for joining and making these days such a success! 👏🏼We hope the next meeting can be held in person. But until then, we’ll keep you posted for future events 👀 🖥 Let’s stay in touch! 🧠📚 #glimr #CA18206
Join us for the last sessions of our GliMR annual meeting this afternoon 🖥🤓! Many great discussions to come and we’ll announce the wining project presentation 🏆 We hope to see you there! #glimr #CA18206
