A type of immunotherapy approved to thread arthritis and other inflammatory conditions could also help treat heart failure. With funding and collaboration from the PET-RTRC’s TR&D 2 project (led by Yongjian Liu, PhD) and a collaborative project led by Kory…

In conjunction with the MIR Seminar Series, the PET-RTRC hosted Simon Cherry, PhD, from the University of California, Davis. Cherry, a professor emeritus with the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Department of Radiology, presented “Advances in PET Technology and Implications…

Howard University has recently been established as one of the PET-RTRC’s service project sites. Funded by the center’s grant renewal through the P41 funding mechanism, the site will have access to mature center products otherwise unavailable, providing an opportunity for…

As part of the World Molecular Imaging Congress, held this year in Québec, PET-RTRC Director Robert Gropler, MD, will be part of a session featuring molecular imaging technology centers funded via the P41 grant mechanism. Gropler will join Georges El Fakhri, PhD,…

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