GliMR 2.0 NEWSLETTER #1

Welcome to the first GliMR-newsletter. GliMR aims to build a pan-European and multidisciplinary network of international experts in glioma research, patient organisations, data scientists, and MR imaging scientists by uniting the glioma imaging community within Europe. This Action intends to progress the development and application of advanced MR imaging for improved decision making in diagnosis, patient monitoring, and assessment of treatment response in clinical trials and clinical practice. More information can be found on our website.

Our community has been starting up successfully over the last few months, and it is time to keep you all informed on our progress. From now on, you will receive a GliMR newsletter every two months, with all recent news, calls and updates. Additionally, in the next few weeks, a survey will be distributed to collect more information on available expertise and data.

WG2 Hackathon

On Nov 27th 2019 the WG2 joined forces with the Open Brain Consent to create a GDPR compliant template for patient information and consent, as well as a data user agreement that can be used in your local data repositories. Read more here.

GliMR Meeting Malta 2019

On 12 & 13 December 2019 our Action meeting brought together 61 clinicians and researchers. Plenty of talks, networking, and treasure hunting happened. Read all about it here.

STSM Grant call

DEADLINE EXTENDED

Don’t forget to apply for a Short Term Scientific Mission! STSM’s are exchange visits, strengthening existing networks, which should contribute to the aims of the GliMR 2.0 COST Action. For more information, get in touch with our STSM officer. Submission deadline: Jan 31th, 2020.

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Do you have news on advanced MRI in glioma? Do you have a recently published paper you wish to bring into attention? Do you have a research idea and are looking for collaborations? Or do you have a job vacancy? Contact us!

GliMR researcher of the month

Do you have a new PhD-student who you want to introduce in the community? Did you recently discover a hidden talent from one of your GliMR colleagues? Or do you want to let the community know what your research is about? Apply for the ‘Researcher of the month’ or select your colleague, by sending a picture and a short text about the candidate.