Professor Shravan Vasishth from the University of Postdam was chosen by the students as the best teacher of last week’s Matrix in Vision introduction lectures “Biology and Methods for ECM-targeted imaging”. Congratulations with the award for best teacher!
During last week’s introduction seminars, Anna Morr and Helge Herthum volunteered to be student representatives for SFB 1340 “Matrix in Vision”. Both were confirmed as representatives by the students’ votes. Thank you very much Anna and Helge!
Dear All, I have the pleasure to invite you for the talk “Biomedical Applications of Quantitative Ultrasound” of our guest Dr. Jonathan Mamou from Frederic L. Lizzi Center for Biomedical Engineering at Riverside Research, New York City, USA. The talk will be on Wednesday 30-01 at 2 PM in seminar room 0.0028 (CVK, BCRT building …
We are happy to announce that NAMT-2019,„Quantitative MRI as key technology in life sciences“ (Quantitative Magnetresonanztomographie als Schlüsseltechnologie in den Lebenswissenschaften), has been funded by the DFG. NAMT-2019 is a workshop for Early Career Investigators in Medical Technology and Medical Physics dedicated to quantitative MRI. The workshop is aimed at young scientists who are finishing…
The joint New Year’s celebration of our Research Training Group “BIOQIC” and Collaborative Research Center “Matrix in Vision” took place on January 10, 2019. Fifty scientists registered for the celebration, which consisted of ‘lounge-bowling’ followed by a dinner buffet. The event was highly appreciated by all participants. The prize for the best bowler was awarded…