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4th International Conference on Medical Imaging with Deep Learning Jul 07, 2021 - Jul 09, 2021 — Virtual Meeting (online)
Medical Image Understanding and Analysis Conference 2021 Jul 12, 2021 - Jul 14, 2021 — Virtual Meeting (online)
Medical Imaging Convention [rescheduled] Sep 15, 2021 - Sep 16, 2021 — National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, England
2021 SINAPSE ASM Sep 16, 2021 - Sep 17, 2021 — Technology & Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde, 99 George Street, Glasgow
Total Body PET 2021 conference [rescheduled] Sep 22, 2021 - Sep 24, 2021 — Virtual Meeting (online)
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eLearning

SINAPSE experts from around Scotland have developed ten online modules designed to explain medical imaging. They are freely available and are intended for non-specialists.

SINAPSE eLearning website

Edinburgh Imaging Academy at the University of Edinburgh offers the following online programmes through a virtual learning environment:

Neuroimaging for Research MSc/Dip/Cert

Imaging MSc/Dip/Cert

PET-MR Principles & Applications Cert

Applied Medical Image Analysis Cert

Online Short Courses

Past Events

2020 ASM: Virtual Meeting Summary and presentations

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PhD opportunities at St Andrews: EEG and computational modeling, neuroimaging and psychophysics

Imaging-related research projects available among EASTBIO Doctoral Training Partnership PhD opportunities at University of St Andrews

The EASTBIO (East of Scotland BioScience) Doctoral Training Partnership, funded by the BBSRC, offers an excellent programme of collaborative training for PhD students within the Biosciences.  The programme includes the following imaging-related research projects based at the University of St Andrews:

Investigating a tripartite model of human 3D spatial vision through psychophysics and neuroimaging (Supervisors: Dhanraj Vishwanath, Justin Ales)

The role of sequential effects in multisensory processing: A combined computational modelling and electrophysiology study (Supervisors: Thomas Otto, Ines Jentzsch)

Tackling the functional role of multisensory interactions in behavioural benefits: A combined EEG and computational modelling approach (Supervisors: Justin Ales, Thomas Otto)

For more information on the studentships and the application process, please visit: http://www.eastscotbiodtp.ac.uk/how-apply-0

Application deadline: 6th January 2021