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Scintica will be at the European Molecular Imaging Meeting 2024 in Porto, Portugal! Join us at booth 102 at the Alfândega Congress Centre and immerse yourself in the forefront of molecular imaging innovations. Experience cutting-edge technology that is shaping the future of research and meet our team! Our imaging team will be there to provide you with valuable insights into our products and assisting you in discovering solutions tailored to your research needs. Take advantage of this opportunity to connect with fellow researchers, scientists, and experts in the molecular imaging field, fostering collaboration and expanding your professional network. Be a part of the future of molecular imaging and join us at booth 201!
Who will be attending?
The EMIM addresses the latest developments in morphological, functional and molecular imaging at all scales, including mass spectroscopy, microscopy, and noninvasive imaging in preclinical and exploratory clinical studies. This also includes new strategies for image-guided therapies and theranostics.
With 1000+ international participants, the EMIM has significantly grown while preserving its collaborative, inclusive, and lively atmosphere. It is packed with excellent science and serves as comprehensive and inspiring platform for multidisciplinary exchange and collaboration in this broad and wonderful field of imaging science.
When does the Meeting Take Place?
Tuesday, March 12 – Friday, March 15
Where is this year’s EMIM 2024 Annual Meeting?
Alfândega Congress Centre
Porto, Portugal
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