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RPMI marks its strongest presence to date at EMIM 2026 in Ljubljana

The Research Platform Medical Imaging (RPMI) at the Medical University of Vienna is pleased to report on a highly successful week at the European Molecular Imaging Meeting 2026, organised by the European Society for Molecular Imaging in Ljubljana. 

https://e-smi.eu/meetings/emim/past-meetings/2026-ljubljana/

With a total of 12 presentations contributed by RPMI members, this year marks our strongest presence at EMIM to date. We are especially proud to celebrate a Poster Award awarded to Rana Abdelaziz — an excellent recognition of the high quality and impact of our research.

We congratulate all contributors on their outstanding work and thank the entire team for representing RPMI with such dedication and excellence. We look forward to building on this momentum in the future.

Lena Zachhuber: PS 08-03 – Comparison of small animal CT contrast agents in combination with [18F]FDG-PET in C57BL/6J mice 

Richard Haindl: PS 15-03 – Deconstructing the Mycobacterium tuberculosis Biofilm: A Multi-Modal Map of a PDIM-Architected, Amyloid-Core Superstructure

Daniela Prinz: PS 18-07 – Multiparametric [18F]FDG PET/MRI Enables Early NAC Response Assessment in Breast Cancer Xenografts 

Joachim Friske: CHEM 064 – High-field MRI characterization of two novel manganese-based contrast agents 

Ines Lopez Martinez: CHEM 065 – In vivo Pharmacokinetics of Novel Theranostic Pt(IV)-Complexes 

Irena Pashkunova-Martic: CHEM 067 – Drug–Metal Synergy Unlocks Theranostic MRI

Elias Marcon: DATA 002 – Medical Image Super-Resolution with UNet-ViL: A Comparative Study on 2D Mouse CT Slices

Selina Bravin: DATA 049 – A Remote Single-Bolus Injection Strategy for Low Volume Combined Dynamic PET and DCE-MRI 

Chrysoula Vraka: IMMU 019 – Image-guided lesion RadioFlow Links In Vivo PET Imaging with Ex Vivo Cellular Phenotypes

Rana Abdelaziz: NEURO 026 – Biodistribution of radiolabeled amino acids assessed in the chick embryo: A promising alternative to rodent models 

Thomas Wanek: NEURO 027 – Hepatocellular Carcinoma Oncogene-Specific Metabolic Brain Plasticity Revealed by Total Body Small-Animal18F-FDG PET

Claudia Kuntner-Hannes: SG | 08-02 – Method Reporting in Preclinical Imaging: Shining a Light on Current Practices and a Roadmap for Developing Consensus Guidelines

Image credit: Claudia Kuntner-Hannes, April 2026.