Thanks to the great speakers and excellent candidates, the NAMT-2019 was a big succes! Thank you all so much for your contributions! https://bioqic.de/namt-19/ The organizers: Dr. Judith Bergs (PhD) PD Dr. rer. nat. Jürgen Braun Dr. rer. nat. Jing Guo Dr. Christoph Kolbitsch (PhD) Prof. Dr. med. Marcus R. Makowski Prof. Dr. rer. nat.…
The course has shown to improve skills and knowledge in reading cardiac CT. During 1 week, 100 cardiac CT cases with direct catheterization correlation are read. Everyone evaluates cases on an own workstation during the whole week. Time: September 16 at around 8:30 AM until September 20 at 2 PM. Please register here
Next week, the 9th Academy for Young Scientists (NAMT-2019) will take place at Charité Campus Mitte. An interesting scientific program is awaiting you with seminars by international experts in imaging. The NAMT-2019 will be followed by the BIOQIC Days 2019 where the BIOQIC PhD students, who are now in the last phase of their promotion…
The software program for analysis of biological samples has recently become freely available for download. Click the link.
From 14:30 – 17:20 h in the auditorium of CharitéCrossOver Click here to to download the program
BIOQIC congratulates BIOQIC PhD student Matteo Ippoliti and co-authors with their latest publication, and selection of their figure for the cover, in the Journal ‘Magnetic Resonance in Medicine’! Image: BIOQIC PhD student Matteo Ippoliti, first author of the lastest paper published in MRM (2019…
The old 1.5 T MRI scanner, Siemens MAGNETOM Sonata, will be replaced by a new 3T Siemens MAGNETOM Lumina and used for MRE experiments within the Research Training Group BIOQIC. Installation started on May 27 and it is expected that the new scanner will be in use from the beginning of August. This modern scanner…
Prof. Ingolf Sack, spokesperson of BIOQIC, has been offered the W3 professorship „Quantitative MRI and Elastography“ at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. The BIOQIC faculty congratulates him with this achievement! Click here for the summary of Prof. Sack’s professorship.
We congratulate Gergely and his co-authors on the acceptation of their paper in Acta Biomaterialia (IF 6.32): “The influence of body temperature on tissue stiffness, blood perfusion, and water diffusion in the mouse brain” by Gergely Bertalan, Philipp Boehm-Sturm, Stefanie Schreyer, Anna Sophie Morr, Barbara Steiner, Heiko Tzschätzsch, Jürgen Braun, Jing Guo, Ingolf Sack
We were very happy to host again Professor Vasishth, from the department of linguistics at the Univerisity of Potsdam, for a 2-day introductory course in statistics. Our PhD students had voted for him as the best teacher at the SFB “Matrix in Vision” introduction courses in January.