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IMNO 2024: Imaging Network Ontario Symposium
The Imaging Network Ontario (ImNO) hosts an annual symposium that promotes collaborations, broadcasts career opportunities, informs trainees on diverse imaging applications and fosters a greater understanding of the commercialization process. The symposium features world-renowned keynote speakers and sessions that bring together our trainees with imaging scientists, clinicians and patient groups, and industry representatives. Scintica will be there at Table #1! Make sure to stop by and say hi!
When does the Meeting Take Place?
Tuesday, March 19 – Wednesday, March 20
Where is this year’s IMNO 2024 Annual Meeting?
Hilton Mississauga Meadowvale
Mississauga, ON
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