Annual workshop of the NCI-sponsored U24 Small-Animal Imaging Resource (SAIR) Program centers
Translating Small-Animal Imaging Technolog to the Clinic:
Markers, Methods, and Machines: 2009
March 7 – 9, 2009
Charles F. Knight Executive Education Center
Danforth Campus, Washington University
Washington University will again be hosting the annual workshop of the NCI-sponsored U24 Small-Animal Imaging Resource (SAIR) Program centers. The workshop, which covers a wide range of imaging modalities (optical, nuclear, MR, ultrasound, etc.), will be held March 7 – 9, 2009 at the Charles F. Knight Executive Education Center on the Danforth Campus. Senior representatives of all 13 funded SAIR centers and NCI Cancer Imaging Program (CIP) administrators and scientists will be in attendance and will be presenting talk/posters.Translating Small-Animal Imaging Technolog to the Clinic:
Markers, Methods, and Machines: 2009
March 7 – 9, 2009
Charles F. Knight Executive Education Center
Danforth Campus, Washington University
The SAIR workshop begins with dinner on Saturday evening, March 7, continues throughout the day and evening on Sunday, and concludes at noon on Monday, after the morning scientific session. It is intended as a “Gordon Research Conference”-style meeting with lots of time for questions and lively discussion.
PLENARY LECTURE
Mark Henkelman, Hospital for Sick Children (Toronto)
‘Imaging and analysis for mouse phenotyping’
EXOTICA
Moderator: Yuan-Chuan Tai, Washington University
Xiankai Sun, U. of Texas Southwestern Med Center
‘Dual Modality (MRI/PET) Probes for Imaging of Cancer’
Bastiaan Driehuys, Duke University
‘Hyperpolarized Gas MRI, from Mouse to Human’
PRE-CLINICAL IMAGING
Moderator: Joe Culver, Washington University
Zhenghong Lee, Case Western Reserve University
‘Pre-translational Studies for Human Diseases: a Few Case Studies’
Lihong Wang, Washington University in St. Louis
‘Photoacoustic Tomography: High-Resolution Imaging of Optical Contrast in vivo at New Depths’
IMAGING BIOLOGY
Moderator: Carolyn Anderson, Washington University
Charles Manning, Vanderbilt University
‘Biological Basis of FLT-PET’
Julie Sutcliffe, University of California, Davis
‘Imaging Integrins’
Sridhar Nimmigadda, Johns Hopkins University
‘CXCR4 expression in breast cancer models’
Plenary Lecture
Carolyn Mountford, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Harvard
‘Proton MR Spectroscopy: Bench to Bedside’
Barbara Croft, National Cancer Institute
‘The SAIR Program: Future Prospectus’
MOVING TO THE CLINIC
Moderator: Richard Laforest, Washington University
Pat Zanzonico, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
‘Multi-modality Imaging Studies in Translational Oncology Research’
Joseph Kalen, National Cancer Institute
‘Imaging Innate Immunity within the Tumor Micro-environment’
Arion Chatziioannou/David Stout, UCLA
‘Preclinical Imaging and New Technologies at the Crump Institute for Molecular Imaging’
CANCER IMAGING CAM
Anne Menkens, National Cancer Institute
‘Cancer Imaging Camp 2009’
THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE
Moderator: Joel Garbow, Washington University
Craig Galban, University of Michigan
‘The Parametric Response Map’
Seung-Cheol Lee, University of Pennsylvania
‘Current Developments of Imaging Biomarkers for Cancer Treatment Response Analysis’
Jim Bankson, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
‘High-throughput preclinical search for an improved clinical response’
Matthias Nahrendorf/Alex Guimaraes, MGH/Harvard
‘Hybrid FMT-CT/FMT-MRI: the high throughput/low cost optical alternative to PET-CT in preclinical imaging?’
‘Monitoring tailored chemotherapeutic strategies using small animal imaging’
