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ESMRMB 2015
OCTOBER 1–3
EDINBURGH/UK
32ND ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING
Abstract submission deadline:
April 30, 2015
Early registration deadline:
July 16, 2015
PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
& CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
The European Forum for MR research and clinical practice
www.esmrmb.org
Deadlines
Call for papers
Registration opening
February 2015
April 2015
Manuscript submission
for Young Investigator Award
April 8, 2015
Abstract submission deadline
April 30, 2015
Notification of acceptance
Early registration deadline
Hotel booking
early July 2015
July 16, 2015
August 18, 2015
Content
2Important Addresses
3A Warm Welcome
4–5Committees
6–7Young Investigator Award
8–11Call for Papers
13–15Scientific Programme at a Glance
16–17Highlights of ESMRMB 2015
19–21Teaching Programme
22–24Registration Information
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Students Support Programme
26–27 See you in Edinburgh!
Important Addresses
Congress Venue
Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC)
The Exchange Edinburgh
Morrison Street
EH3 8EE Edinburgh, UK
www.eicc.co.uk
Organising Office
ESMRMB Office
Neutorgasse 9
1010 Vienna, Austria
Phone:
(+43) 1 535 13 06
Fax: (+43) 1 535 70 41
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web:www.esmrmb.org
Technical Exhibition Management
MAW-Medizinische Ausstellungs- und Werbegesellschaft
International Exhibitions & Advertising
Mr. Dominik Udolf
Freyung 6
1010 Vienna, Austria
Phone:
(+43) 1 536 63-64
Fax: (+43) 1 535 60 16
E-Mail:[email protected]
Scott Monument,
Princes Street Gardens
ESMRMB 2015 – Travel Partner
Marketing Edinburgh Ltd.
26 Frederick Street
Edinburgh, UK
Midlothian EH2 2JR
Phone:
(+44) 131 473 3874
Web: www.conventionedinburgh.com
Hotel booking: [email protected]
Vienna, February 2015
Coordination: Wolfgang Duchek, Viktoria Schiefert
ESMRMB Office, Vienna/AT
Layout: Barbara Biegl
Printed by: Citypress, Vienna/AT
Edinburgh photos: Courtesy of 'Edinburgh Inspiring Capital' and despositphotos
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A Warm Welcome
Dear friends and colleagues,
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to our 32nd Annual Scientific
Meeting in Edinburgh (UK).
This year we will focus on integration and collaboration: between
clinicians and physicists, between junior and senior researchers,
and between the fundamental and applied sciences. In addition
to interactive scientific sessions and dedicated networking
opportunities, we present an educational programme highlighting
both well-established and novel MRI techniques and applications. Of
course, traditional highlights can again be found in the programme,
such as the Sir Peter Mansfield Lecture, the Hot Topic Debate, and
the Roundtable Discussion.
The city of Edinburgh boasts stunning architecture including the
mediaeval Old Town, the Georgian New Town and of course its
famous castle. It is a compact, vibrant city with a huge range of
restaurants to suit all tastes and pockets. The University of Edinburgh
is ranked among the world's top 20 research universities and has
a strong tradition in medicine.
With easy access to the countryside, day trips to the mountains and
lochs of the Scottish Highlands are highly recommended.
So come and join us for many opportunities to discuss the latest
technology or learn about the latest clincial applications, and most
importantly to meet and make friends within the field of magnetic
resonance in the stunning city of Edinburgh!
Xavier Golay
ESMRMB President
Marion Smits,
Scientific Programme Committee Chair
Ian Marshall
Local Organising Committee Chair
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Committees
LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Chairperson
I. Marshall, Edinburgh/UK
Dugald Stewart
Monument, Calton Hill
Members
D. Martin, Edinburgh/UK
N. Roberts, Edinburgh/UK
R. Sellar, Edinburgh/UK
S. Semple, Edinburgh/UK
E. van Beek, Edinburgh/UK
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Chairperson
M. Smits, Rotterdam/NL
Members
C. Barillot, Rennes/FR
P. Croisille, Saint Etienne/FR
X. Golay, London/UK
P. Gowland, Nottingham/UK
A. Henning, Tübingen/DE
M. Paley, Sheffield/UK
E. Scheurer, Basel/CH
J. Schnabel, Oxford/UK
C. Segebarth, Grenoble/FR
S. Trattnig, Vienna/AT
V. Vandecaveye, Leuven/BE
R. Kreis, Bern/CH
C. Vandulek, Kaposvár/HU
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
President
X. Golay, London/UK
Past President
E.-M. Larsson, Uppsala/SE
President Elect
R. Achten, Ghent/BE
Secretary & Director, School of MRI
S. Trattnig, Vienna/AT
Ross Fountain
and Edinburgh Castle
Treasurer
J. Felblinger, Vandoeuvre/FR
Education Officer
E. Scheurer, Basel/CH
Membership Officer
L. Knutsson, Lund/SE
Chairperson of the SPC 2015
M. Smits, Rotterdam/NL
Chairperson of the SPC 2016
R. Kreis, Bern/CH
Chairperson of the LOC 2015
I. Marshall, Edinburgh/UK
Editor-in-Chief, MAGMA
P.J. Cozzone, Marseille/FR
Director, Teach-the-Teacher
W. Steinbrich, Basel/CH
Director, Lectures on MR
K. Scheffler, Tübingen/DE
Director, Hands-On MRI
A. van der Lugt, Rotterdam/NL
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ESMRMB
YOUNG
INVESTIGATOR
AWARD
The competition is open to young clinicians and scientists
at the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate levels.
1st prize
€ 1.000
2nd & 3rd prize
€ 300
Deadline for
submission:
April 8, 2015
One more piece
to your success
The prestigious ESMRMB – Young Investigator Award
may present significant career benefits!
Applicants must fulfil the following criteria:
 Be under 35 years of age as per January 1, 2015
 Member of the ESMRMB
 Submission of a CV to ESMRMB office,
indicating excellence in performed MRI research
 Submit an abstract of a Scientific Session communication as
a first author via the Electronic Abstract submission System
 Publication in 2015, or submission of a full manuscript to MAGMA
(“Magn Reson Mater Phy”, the official journal of ESMRMB) in the field of the
work of the submitted abstract before April 8, 2015. Please note that this is a
major criterion for eligibility. Please also note that the publication or submitted
manuscript can be a report on original research or a review.
Check http://www.springer.com/medicine/radiology/journal/10334
for detailed information on submitting a manuscript to MAGMA
The prestigious ESMRMB – Young Investigator
Award may present significant career benefits!
Manuel Taso, 1st Price winner 2013
“Since then, people have very positive feedbacks about this award
and I definitely encourage young scientists to participate in this
competition as it gives great perspectives.”
Uvo Hölscher, 1st prize winner, 2012
“The intense scientific discussion in the YIA competition has
provided excellent feedback on my work and has given rise to
new ideas for upcoming experiments. […] When discussing my CV
with experts from the human resources sector I get very positive
reactions on the award. From this perspective, I like to encourage
my young colleagues to participate in the competition for boosting
both their science and their career.”
Hanno Homann, 2nd prize winner, 2011
“For me, the award has been a persuasive stepping stone to
becoming a professional researcher in medical imaging.”
Olga Tymofiyeva, 1st prize winner, 2009
“Winning the YIA was a unique opportunity for me to promote
my research […]. Winning this award has helped my career by
establishing a strong reputation in the MR community and served
as a motivation boost for me to keep doing good science.”
Thomas Kwee, 2nd prize winner, 2009
“This YIA finalist award was very important for my career, because
it gave me a tremendous motivation to continue the work I was
doing and it helped me to obtain grants for further research.”
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Call for Papers
The Scientific Programme Committee of the ESMRMB invites you
to submit abstracts to the ESMRMB 2015 Meeting.
Abstract Categories
Three broad categories of proffered communications will be
considered:
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• Scientific Session communications
• Clinical Review Poster Session communications
• Software Exhibit communications
Scientific Session communications refer to original studies dealing
with clinical applications, with preclinical topics or with basic science.
Clinical Review Poster Session communications refer to case
reports and small clinical series, to clinical and pictorial reviews,
and to the illustration of novel MR solutions to clinical challenges.
Software Exhibit communications refer to non-commercial software
packages managing MR data. These software exhibits will be
presented at a dedicated Software Exhibit Room.
Abstract Formats
1. Scientific Session communications
Abstracts must be limited to 400 words and structured as follows:
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Purpose/Introduction
Subjects and Methods
Results
Discussion/Conclusion
References
2. Clinical Review Poster Session communications
Abstracts must be limited to 400 words and structured as follows:
•
•
•
•
Introduction
Cases
Discussion
References
3. Software Exhibit communications
Abstracts must be limited to 400 words and structured as follows:
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• Purpose of the software
• Methods/Implementation/Hardware requirements
• Features illustrated at the Exhibit
Presentation Formats
1. Scientific Session communications
During submission, authors can choose between the following
presentation formats:
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•
•
•
•
Oral preferred
Poster preferred – electronic (EPOS™) poster preferred
Poster preferred – traditional (paper) poster preferred
Poster only – electronic (EPOS™) poster preferred
Poster only – traditional (paper) poster preferred
The National Museum
of Scotland
Oral Presentations
Presentations can only be made by using PC projection. Speakers
must deliver their presentations in the following format to the “Preview
Centre” onsite in Edinburgh: PowerPoint for PC, on Flashdrive (USBStick). Slide presentation as well as presentation from zip disk, laptop
or Macintosh will not be possible!
2. Clinical Review Poster Session communications
A single presentation format will be provided for this category of
proffered communications:
• Traditional (paper) poster only
In addition you will also be requested to upload a PDF file of your
paper poster into the EPOS™ database for archiving purposes.
3. Software Exhibit communications
Presenters are expected to bring their software – on their own
computer – to the desk allocated to them in the Software
Exhibit room and to present it to the ESMRMB attendees
during the meeting. There will be specific timeslots allocated
to each presentation during which desk attendance will
be mandatory.
In addition you are requested to display a paper poster
explaining your software onsite at the Software Exhibit.
You will also be requested to upload your paper poster
(PDF) into the EPOS™ database.
Submit
your
abstrac
ts until
April 3
0, 2015
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Dugald Stewart Monument, Calton Hill
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Call for Papers
Posters & Poster Awards
While the Edinburgh Meeting will feature a traditional (paper) poster
area, poster presentations will be based primarily on EPOS™, the
Electronic Presentation Online System.
There will be specific meet-the-author timeslots allocated to each
poster during which attendance of the presenter will be mandatory.
All posters qualify for the “Lightning Talks” organised during the
Meeting.
Poster Awards
Greenhouse
in Royal-Botanic Garden
Both electronic and paper posters (of all abstract categories) will be
reviewed by the Scientific Programme Committee and ten Poster
Awards will eventually be granted (1 Magna Cum Laude, 2 Cum
Laude and 7 Certificates of Merit) during the Closing Ceremony and
Awards Session at the end of the Meeting.
For paper poster to qualify for the poster awards a PDF of the paper
poster has to be uploaded in the EPOS™ database by mid-August.
Young Investigator Award
The Scientific Programme Committee encourages young clinicians
and scientists to apply for the Young Investigator Award. For further
information, please refer to pages 6–7 and the ESMRMB website:
www.esmrmb.org.
Abstract Submission Deadline
All abstracts have to be submitted electronically via
www.esmrmb.org until April 30, 2015.
Please observe the deadline to ensure the evaluation of your
submission. Late submissions and/or submissions by fax will not
be considered.
Abstract withdrawal
If you decide to withdraw your abstract after the abstract deadline,
you have to inform the ESMRMB Office in writing.
For further information on the Scientific Exhibition, please visit
www.esmrmb.org.
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View from Calton-Hill
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Scientific Programme at a Glance
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2015
Technical Exhibition
08:30 – 17:45
Teaching Session (basic)
Relaxometry
Teaching Session (adv)
Assessment of myocardial
tissue changes
time
Teaching Session
08:00 – 09:00
Opening Ceremony - Sir Peter Mansfield Lecture
09:10 – 10:20
Plenary Session (in collaboration with IWPFI)
MR techniques for lung imaging
10:30 – 12:00
Industry Symposia
12:30 – 13:30
Teaching Session
(collaboration with IWPFI)
MR applications
in chest diseases
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
13:50 – 15:20
Teaching Session (basic)
Basics of
MR Spectroscopy
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
15:40 – 17:10
Teaching Session (adv)
Susceptibility and
phase imaging
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
17:20 – 18:50
A regular update of the programme can be found on our website.
www.esmrmb.org
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Scientific Programme at a Glance
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2015
time
09:10 – 10:40
10:50 – 12:20
Teaching Session (basic)
Trauma imaging:
Imaging of blood
Teaching Session (adv)
Advanced MR
of the knee joint
Teaching Session
Plenary Session
Multiparametric, quantitative MR in cancer: Does it make a difference?
Teaching Session (basic)
MR angiography of
carotid arteries and
intracranial circulation
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
Industry Symposia
12:30 – 13:30
13:50 – 15:20
Teaching Session (adv)
Brain connectivity
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
15:40 – 17:10
Meet-the-experts
How to build
a clinical protocol
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
17:20 – 18:20
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Hot Topic Debate
MR in acute stroke - a waste of time?
Technical Exhibition
08:30 – 18:15
08:00 – 09:00
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2015
Teaching Session (adv)
Perfusion image
processing
time
Teaching Session
Plenary Session
MRI: The virtual laboratory
Technical Exhibition
08:30 – 18:15
Teaching Session (basic)
Postmortem MRI
Scientific Sessions
08:00 – 09:00
09:10 – 10:40
Lightning Talks
Industry Symposia
10:50 – 12:20
12:30 – 13:30
Teaching Session (adv)
Applications and
challenges
in highfield MRI
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
13:50 – 15:20
Teaching Session (basic)
Brain MR imaging ageing
and neurodegeneration
Scientific Sessions
Lightning Talks
15:40 – 17:10
Roundtable Discussion
Incidental findings
17:20 – 18:20
A regular update of the programme can be found on our website.
www.esmrmb.org
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Highlights of ESMRMB 2015
Opening Ceremony
Thursday, October 1, 9:10–10:20
Sir Peter Mansfield Lecture
Exciting moments in scientific research:
From 31P NMR of live cells to revealing order in tissues
by double-quantum filtered NMR
G. Navon, Tel Aviv/IL
G. Navon, Tel Aviv/IL
Plenary Sessions
Thursday, October 1, 2015, 10:30–12:00
MR techniques for lung imaging
(in collaboration with IWPFI*)
Hyperpolarised gas imaging of the lung
G. Parraga, London/CA
Pulmonary perfusion imaging
M. Schiebler, Madison/USA
Pulmonary diffusion imaging
H.-U. Kauczor, Heidelberg/DE
Friday, October 2, 2015, 09:10–10:40
Multiparametric, quantitative MR in cancer:
Does it make a difference?
Functional MRI in oncology: basic principles and rationale
F. De Keyzer, Leuven/BE
Application in breast cancer
P. Baltzer, Jena/DE
Application in prostate cancer
J. Futterer, Nijmegen/NL
Saturday, October 3, 2015, 09:10–10:40
MRI: The virtual laboratory
Virtual autopsy in children - Is it time for wide scale clinical use?
A. Taylor, London/UK
The virtual physiological human
D. Lacroix, Sheffield/UK
The brain control interface
tbc
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*International Workshop for Pulmonary Functional Imaging
Meet-the-Experts
Friday, October 2, 15:40–17:10
How to build a clinical protocol
Expert:
MR physics – the basis of a protocol
J. Bittoun, Paris/FR
Expert:
Cardiac protocols
S. Dymarkowski, Leuven/BE
Expert:
Musculoskeletal protocols
R. Kapper, Groningen/NL
Princes Street
Hot Topic Debate
Friday, October 2, 17:20–18:20
MR in acute stroke - a waste of time?
Moderator: tbc
Proponent: C. Oppenheim, Paris/FR
Opponent:
M. Söderman, Stockholm/SE
Roundtable Discussion
Saturday, October 3, 17:20–18:20
Incidental findings
Moderator: A. van der Lugt, Rotterdam/NL
Panellists:A. Jackson, Manchester/UK
tbc
tbc
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St. Giles’ Cathedral
Teaching Programme
Thursday, October 1
8:00–9:00
Relaxometry (Basic)
15:40–17:10
Basics of MR Spectroscopy (Basic)
SE-based Relaxometry
M. Weigel, Basel/CH
Where it begins - physical basis
of MRS
C. Boesch, Bern/CH
GRE-based Relaxometry
J. Leupold, Freiburg/DE
8:00–9:00
Assessment of myocardial tissue
changes (Advanced)
Challenges in ischemic
myocardial injury
C. Bucciarelli-Ducci, Bristol/UK
Differentiating acute from chronic
myocardial injury
D. O h-Ici, Berlin/DE
13:50–15:20
MR applications in chest diseases
(in collaboration with IWPFI*)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease (COPD)
Y. Ohno, Kobe/JP
Lung cancer
J. Biederer, Darmstadt/DE
The rising of MRS - applications and
limitations in vivo
F. Schick, Tübingen/DE
The return of NMR spectroscopy applications in vitro
tbc
17:20–18:50
Susceptibility and phase imaging
(Advanced)
Biophysical mechanisms of phase
contrast in the human brain
J. Marques, Lausanne/CH
Processing phase data
from array coils
S. Robinson, Vienna/AT
From phase to QSM
A. Deistung, Jena/DE
Imaging cystic fibrosis with
multi-nuclear lung MRI
J. Wild, Sheffield/UK
*International Workshop for Pulmonary Functional Imaging
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Teaching Programme
Friday, October 2
8:00–9:00
Trauma imaging: Imaging of blood
(Basic)
10:50–12:20
MR angiography of carotid arteries
and intracranial circulation (Basic)
MR characteristics of hemorrhage –
the neuroradiologist´s perspective
D. Petersen, Lübeck/DE
Non-CE MRA techniques
A. Ringelstein, Essen/DE
MR characteristics of blood –
the physicist´s perspective
A. Petrovic, Graz/AT
8:00–9:00
Advanced MR of the knee joint
(Advanced)
Complex tears of the menisci
tbc
The postero-lateral corner
of the knee joint
C. Muhle, Vechta/DE
How to perform CE MRA tips and tricks
G. Roditi, Glasgow/UK
Plaque imaging of carotid bifurcation
and intracranial arteries
T. Saam, Munich/DE
13:50–15:20
Brain connectivity (Advanced)
Functional brain connectivity
M. Walter, Magdeburg/DE
Structural brain connectivity
A. Leemans, Utrecht/NL
The Human Connectome
D. Edwards, London/UK
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Teaching Programme
Saturday, October 3
8:00–9:00
Perfusion image processing
(Advanced)
13:50–15:20
Applications and challenges
in highfield MRI (Advanced)
Post processing of contrast agent
based perfusion methods
A. Morell, Uppsala/SE
Highfield MRI today - an overview
R. Bowtell, Nottingham/UK
Post processing of non-invasive
perfusion methods
M. Van Osch, Leiden/NL
10:50–12:20
Postmortem MRI (Basic)
Postmortem MRI of the brain
C. Langkammer, Graz/AT
Postmortem cardiac MR the forensic's perspective
C. Jackowski, Bern/CH
Postmortem MR imaging
of the fetus, infant and child
A. Taylor, London/UK
Applications of highfield MRI
B. Turner, Amsterdam/NL
Challenges of highfield MRI
P. Morris, Nottingham/UK
15:40–17:10
Brain MR imaging ageing
and neurodegeneration (Basic)
Age related brain changes
M. Vernooij, Rotterdam/NL
Dementia
S. Haller, Geneva/CH
Movement disorders
D. Auer, Nottingham/UK
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Registration Information
ESMRMB 2015 Registration Fees
EARLY
LATE
ON-SITE
until July 16
July 17 - Sept. 29
from Sept. 30
onwards
Member*
€ 460
€ 540
€ 580
Senior Member*
€ 210
€ 245
€ 285
Non-Member
€ 685
€ 765
€ 805
Member*
€ 80
€ 160
€ 200
Non-Member**
€ 300
€ 370
€ 410
Full Fee
Student, Resident in training
MR Technologist / Radiographer
Member*
€ 105
€ 160
€ 200
Non-Member**
€ 315
€ 365
€ 405
Early registration deadline: July 16, 2015
Please note that your registration can only be processed at the early registration fee, if your
online registration and full payment are received by the ESMRMB Office by July 16, 2015.
Late registration deadline: after July 16, 2015
Please note that registration fees transferred to the congress account later than September 7,
2015 might not be considered as they probably will not be received in time. Only registrations
accompanied by full payment can be considered complete.
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* Reduced congress fees for ESMRMB Members
Reduced congress fees are available for members in good standing
who have paid their 2015 membership fee.
Senior Members of ESMRMB, who have paid their 2015 membership
fee can register at a Senior Member registration fee.
** Registration as student, resident in training and
MR technologist/radiographer (non-member)
MR technologists/radiographer: Attestation of the institution/head
of department required.
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Students/residents: A copy of the diploma (bachelor, masters,
medical degree) has to be uploaded during online application or
sent to the ESMRMB Office. The registration is limited to 6 years
following the date of the diploma! Please note that this does not
apply for PhD degrees.
Terms of cancellation
The ESMRMB offers all pre-registered participants the option of
taking out a cancellation policy with our partner ‘Europäische
Reiseversicherung’. The insurance fee depends on the selected ticket
and can only be booked during online registration. After finalisation
of registration and/or payment, insurance can no longer be selected.
The refunding of registration fees due to a change of ticket type or
cancellation of participation is only possible with valid insurance.
The ESMRMB itself will not refund any registration fees. All requests
must be issued to the ‘Europäische Reiseversicherung’ directly.
Refunds will be given according to the terms and conditions of the
‘Europäische Reiseversicherung’; the ESMRMB is not responsible
for any refunds of registration fees.
Contact
Please contact us at [email protected] for
any questions related to ESMRMB 2015 congress
registration or by phone at 0043-1-5331306.
On-site registration hours
r online
Registe
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smrm
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Wednesday, September 30: 15:00–18:00
Thursday-Friday, October 1-2: 07:00–19:00
Saturday, October 3: 07:00–15:00
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Registration Information
Hotel booking
Our official travel partner “Marketing Edinburgh” has secured a number of hotel rooms
at attractive rates for congress participants. Hotel details and further information can
be found on our website. Please use the online platform for your hotel booking at our
website: www.esmrmb.org
ESMRMB Membership types and fees
Regular member
€ 150
Senior member
€ 112
Student member*
€
15
Radiographer member
€
50
Associate member
€
15
Free associate member
€
0
For more information please refer to www.esmrmb.org
* Student membership is available until 6 years following the
date of the diploma (bachelor, masters, medical degree)!
CME Accreditation
Pantheon on Calton Hill
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For ESMRMB 2015, an application
will be made to the European Accreditation
Council for Continuing Medical Education and
the European Union of Medical Specialists,
EACCME ®/UEMS, for CME accreditation,
as well as from the European Federation
of Organisations for Medical Physics
(EFOMP) for CPD points.
Student Support
Programme
ESMRMB proudly announces its prestigious Student Support
Programme, which provides excellent students and specialists in
training with travel support grants (€ 200 each) as well as free
registration to the Congress 2015.
Eligible candidates for the Student Support Programme, will be
reviewed and selected by the ESMRMB President, Prof. Xavier
Golay, as well as ESMRMB Scientific Programme Committee Chair,
Assoc. Prof. Marion Smits.
To be eligible for the Student Support Programme, students must
be enrolled in a fulltime undergraduate or graduate programme,
or be specialists in training in a clinical department.
Those aiming to be selected for this highly regarded programme
must not have obtained a doctorate (PhD), equivalent degree,
or medical specialisation before January 1, 2015.
Applicants are requested to submit:
• Application including name and address
• Supervisor´s letter of recommendation
• Confirmation of eligibility for the student grant,
preferably by a University administrator
• Curriculum vitae
The following criteria are used for awarding
the Student Support Programme for 2015:
• Membership with the Society
• Submission of abstract(s) to ESMRMB annual meeting
- Accepted abstract(s)
- First author of submitted abstract(s)
- Presenter of submitted abstract(s)
- Ranking of submitted scientific contribution(s)
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Take the opportunity and apply for the Student Support
Programme Grant for ESMRMB 2015.
Terms of regulation
Please kindly note that paid registrations can not be reimbursed.
In case you registered and balanced the registration fee for our
Annual Scientific Meeting in Edinburgh/UK before being accepted
for the Student Support Programme, ECR GmbH will not refund
any amount after acceptance for the Student Support Programme.
For application details please visit our website at www.esmrmb.org
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Entrance gates to the
Palace of Holyroodhouse
Scott Monument
View from Edinburgh Castle
Old Harbour
in Leith, Edinburgh
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Ruins of Holyrood Abbey
The view of Princes Street
from Scott Monument
See you in Edinburgh!
Edinburgh: Where centuries of history meet a vibrant, cosmopolitan
city in an unforgettable setting
Edinburgh is a must-see cultural capital and has something for
everyone, day and night.
It is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city, boasting an exceptional blend of
contemporary pubs and bars, restaurants, specialist retailers and
leading tourist attractions.
Days can be spent exploring the city’s medieval alleyways and glorious
architecture – not least the magnificent Edinburgh Castle, dramatically
perched on an extinct volcano, high above the city centre.
Palace of
Holyrood House
Nights out in Edinburgh provide an opportunity to discover what
makes the city tick amidst the bustling bars, clubs and lively street
scenes.
For international visitors, Edinburgh is the second favourite UK
city for tourism after London thanks to its ideal mix of shopping,
entertainment, culture and history.
Congress Venue
Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC)
The Exchange Edinburgh
Morrison Street
EH3 8EE Edinburgh, UK
www.eicc.co.uk
Being right in the heart of Edinburgh, it is very easy to reach the
EICC from wherever you are in the city or the surrounding areas.
ESMRMB is very pleased to be hosting its 32nd Annual Scientific
Meeting in the Scottish capital and is looking forward to welcoming
you there!
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Become an ESMRMB member
now to benefit from
An ESMRMB
Membership is already
available from € 15!
• online access to MAGMA
• reduced fees for ESMRMB’s annual scientific
meetings
• reduced fees for educational activities of ESMRMB
• access to the online membership directory
• access to the Society minutes and documents
• continuous information about the Society and
MR in Europe
Please note that membership benefits depend
on your membership type.
ESMRMB Society Journal MAGMA
MAGMA is a multidisciplinary international journal
devoted to the publication of articles on all aspects of
magnetic resonance techniques and their applications
in medicine and biology. In addition to regular issues,
the journal also publishes special issues.
ESMRMB Educational Programmes
School of MRI
Hands-On MRI
Educational courses
for physicians and
MR technologists/radiographers
Education courses for MRI
technologists, radiographers and
interested physicians
Lectures on MR
Teach the Teacher
Educational courses
for physicists and
other basic or clinical scientists
in Clinical MRI
For more information, registration and updates visit our website at www.esmrmb.org
Congress Sponsors
ESMRMB greatly acknowledges the support from its MR Enterprise Members 2013/2015
www.esmrmb.org