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.
Members
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Congratulations to our Researcher of the Month and GliMR Member nr. 200: Ricardo Loução of the University Hospital of Cologne, Germany. Ricardo is a biomedical engineer working at the University Hospital of Cologne, as part of the “functional imaging, neuromodulation, and...
The statement is a result of a joint effort of researchers from eight European countries and the US, highlighting evidence gaps and provides a focus for combining resources to tackle these gaps Researchers from the School of Biomedical Engineering...
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ALERT!🚨 Recently, researchers put forward evidence for the use of advanced MRI techniques as brain cancer monitoring biomarkers.🧠
Read the full article📰 with links on http://glimr.eu/news/ and click on the PRESS RELEASE headline.
Great team, amazing results. ASL-BIDS publication is now on your to-read list! 📚 #ASL #Bids @HMutsaerts
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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-022-01615-9
Congrats to Ricardo Loução! Our 13th researcher of the month. He is a biomedical engineer working at the University Hospital of Cologne, as part of the “functional imaging, neuromodulation and clinical-experimental neurophysiology” team. For more info, check our recent newsletter
