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Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes August 10, 2010

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'''Agenda'''

# Consultations: JIRA 174: The goal of the project is to use fMRI to assess nerual functional reserve mechanisms in Multiple Sclerosis patients and JIRA 175: Structural and functional MRI to evaluate pain in RA, OA and healthy controls
# Rountable on clinical and applications of imaging: feedback from Research Navigators
# Education: RSNA practice talk for education session: Thu 11/18/2010 12:00pm - 2:00pm (*11:45am - 2:00pm) Armenise Bldg, (D) Amphitheater

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 ** Clare agreed that it is very important when one is doing prostate imaging.
 ** Randy mentioned K. Fishl group at MGH who does high resolution MRI and registration with histology. It is a very specific technic, they scan tissues for hours to be able to get that high resolution.
-** Simon has a couple of tools: he works on electron microscopy data, his Harvard Catalyst pilot grant will cover the subject. NIH also
+** Simon has a couple of tools: he works on electron microscopy data, his Harvard Catalyst pilot grant will cover the subject.

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−	*	+	* The group brainstormed about the idea to include imaging at a more cellular level (microscopy, molecular imaging etc). We talked about eventual roundtables with junior faculty in pathology, learn what they need to thrive, find a space to support them.
		+	* During the spring sessions of our imaging series, the oncology sessions featured talks about preclinical imaging that were very well received by the audience.
		+	* Ivan mentioned the problem of anatomical and pathological co-registration. It is very difficult and requires a lot of resources.
		+	** Clare agreed that it is very important when one is doing prostate imaging.
		+	** Randy mentioned K. Fishl group at MGH who does high resolution MRI and registration with histology. It is a very specific technic, they scan tissues for hours to be able to get that high resolution.
		+	** Simon has a couple of tools: he works on electron microscopy data, his Harvard Catalyst pilot grant will cover the subject. NIH also

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	# Education: RSNA practice talk for education session: Thu 11/18/2010 12:00pm - 2:00pm (*11:45am - 2:00pm) Armenise Bldg, (D) Amphitheater		# Education: RSNA practice talk for education session: Thu 11/18/2010 12:00pm - 2:00pm (*11:45am - 2:00pm) Armenise Bldg, (D) Amphitheater
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		+	== Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes August 10, 2010 ==
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		+	In attendance:
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		+	* Valerie Humblet
		+	* Laura Alice
		+	* Randy Gollub
		+	* Charles Guttmann
		+	* Simon Warfield
		+	* Bob Lenkinski
		+	* Jeff Yap
		+	* Annick Van den Abbeele
		+	* Clare Tempany
		+	* Wendy Plesniak
		+	* Ivan Pedrosa
		+	* Gordon Harris
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 '''Agenda'''
-# Consultations: JIRA 174: The goal of the project is to use fMRI to assess neural functional reserve mechanisms in Multiple Sclerosis patients and JIRA 175: Structural and functional MRI to evaluate pain in RA, OA and healthy controls
+# Consultations
-# Rountable on clinical and applications of imaging: feedback from Research Navigators
+# Rountable on clinical and applications of imaging
-# Education: RSNA practice talk for education session: Thu 11/18/2010  12:00pm - 2:00pm   (*11:45am - 2:00pm)  Armenise Bldg, (D) Amphitheater
+# Education
 == Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes August 10, 2010 ==
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