Preclinical Nuclear Imaging Symposium 2023

DATE: 27th Feb 2023
Location: University of Hull

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Preclinical Nuclear Imaging Symposium

We are pleased to announce the fourth symposium on preclinical nuclear imaging, jointly organised by the Hull Molecular Imaging Centres (HuMIC) – University of Hull, University College London (Centre for Radiopharmaceutical Chemistry and Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging) and King’s College London. The meeting was planned to take place on November 9th, 2020 but was postponed due to COVID-19 until an in-person meeting could be safely facilitated. We now think the time is right to meet again, and we look forward to welcoming you to the University of Hull!

The PNI symposium caters to the UK nuclear imaging community with attendees from both academia and industry. The meeting provides an excellent platform for scientific communication and networking.

This year’s meeting will feature three scientific sessions to showcase recent advances in nuclear imaging across a diverse array of applications. A poster pitch session will give young researchers the opportunity to present their work.

Please contact us at pni2023@hull.ac.uk if you have any queries. (pni2020@hull.ac.uk is still active and will be checked regularly)

THE VENUE

The conference will be held at the University of Hull campus in Middleton Hall which features a newly renovated 406-seater auditorium, exhibition space and the contemporary Arts Cafe and Bar.

INVITED SPEAKERS

We have a world-class line up of guest speakers for you to enjoy!

MEETING SPONSORS

We are so grateful to our sponsors who have generously supported this meeting.

WHERE CAN I STAY OVERNIGHT?

There are several options for delegates wishing to stay overnight, some are listed here:

ORGANISING COMMITTEE

PNI2023 is a collaborative meeting organised by colleagues from University College London (UCL), Kings College London (KCL) and the University of Hull / Hull York Medical School.