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The article introduces the cardiovascular nuclear imaging fellowship program at Hannover Medical School, detailing its preclinical and clinical research opportunities in translational molecular imaging.
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Provides a model for integrated training in translational cardiovascular nuclear imaging; leaves open prospective evaluation of graduate research impact.
The Department of Nuclear Medicine at Hannover Medical School (MHH), Germany, accepts international research fellows in Cardiovascular Nuclear Imaging at any time, depending on pre-existing experience, scientific track record and availability of external funding. The program, which is introduced in this article, covers both preclinical as well as clinical projects, with a focus on translational molecular imaging. Work may be conducted in the areas of radiotracer development (radiochemistry), imaging technology development, imaging of basic systems biology and/or mechanistic clinical studies. Research projects typically relate to the major cross-sectional research areas of MHH in the fields of immunology/inflammation, biomedical device technology, regeneration and transplantation.
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