
List of Gordon Center SNMMI Annual Meeting 2022 presentations
List of Gordon Center SNMMI Annual Meeting 2022 presentations
Thrall Innovation grants are awarded each year to help clinical radiologists to hire a student/coordinator to help them with their research and to provide an opportunity for mentoring. Assistant Professor Junfeng Wang and Instructor Xiang Li were two of three research faculty awarded these grants.
The annual Mass General Research Institute (MGRI) image awards designated a photo of the Gordon Center PET core technologists as a runner up in the Humans of MGRI category. This image shows Gordon Center Techs in new GE Discovery MI scanner. This was when research started to get back to “normal” post lockdown. Nicole DaSilva […]
Dr. Kuang Gong has received the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Science Society 2021 Bruce H. Hasegawa Young Investigator in Medical Imaging Science Award.
The award is for contributions to machine learning-based PET imaging reconstruction, image denoising and attenuation correction as well as advanced PET point-spread function modeling and novel PET system design.
Publication in Science Translational Medicine: “In vivo and neuropathology data support locus coeruleus integrity as indicator of Alzheimer’s disease pathology and cognitive decline”
Some of the CMITT lab space is featured in a recently created virtual tour of the Bulfinch Building, celebrating 200 years of patient care at MGH. We are located in the basement, and if you click on the 6th highlight, you can start exploring from one of our laboratories
The ASN Jordi Folch-Pi Award is given to an outstanding young investigator demonstrating research competence and originality, significantly advancing our knowledge of neurochemistry, and showing a high degree of potential for future accomplishments. Dr. Brugarolas’ research focuses on developing novel PET ligands to understand the chemistry on the brain. He co-invented a tracer, [18F]3F4APk that binds to potassium channels in the brain, which are proteins that can signal demyelinated lesions.
Three Gordon Center members, Felicitas Detmer, Gengyang Yuan, and Yanis Chemli, have received Young Investigator Award (YIA) recognition for their work presented at the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Annual Conference.