Imaging in 20/20 IN 2024

 Imaging for Cure 

In addition to providing information about disease location and extent, imaging in vivo has long been used to optimize therapy.  It is that latter issue, particularly relevant in 2024, that we intend to pursue at this year’s meeting. Speakers will be individuals who have contributed to developing and implementing imaging agents, methods, and devices from various modalities, including real-time intra-operative guidance, interventional molecular and magnetic resonance imaging, and theranostics, namely, radiopharmaceutical imaging combined with molecular radiotherapy.  We are delighted to host a cadre of leaders to discuss how imaging, through earlier detection, provides a direct path to cure.

The Imaging in 20/20 Approach

Imaging in 20/20 was created in 1999 to advance the emerging field of molecular imaging as researchers recognized its potential to reveal the dynamic processes in cells and tissues that could lead to discoveries in the imaging, diagnosis, and treatment of disease. Held every two years, the Imaging in 20/20 conferences are structured to facilitate open and effective communication among basic and clinical researchers from many different fields in an attempt to prompt multi-discipline discussions and collaborations.

Our goal is to facilitate open and effective communication among basic and clinical researchers from many different fields. The location and format of this meeting have been selected to allow participants ample opportunity for interaction with colleagues, in the hope that unique and productive collaborations will be formed. The conference schedule includes afternoon free time to allow participants to experience and enjoy the natural beauty of the Grand Tetons.

We look forward to seeing everyone again in 2024!

For Information Contact:

Thomas Meade

Email: tmeade@northwestern.edu