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Hyperpolarized (129)Xe-MRI was used to evaluate the role of the MAPK pathway in wound healing in a murine model of emphysema. Check out the full study by Kimura et al. here: rdcu.be/e4xR4

Elevate your research! Presenting at WMIC 2026 is an opportunity for feedback from the brightest minds and networking that lasts a lifetime. Start your submission today! wmis.org/wmic-2026/abst… #WMIC2026 #molecularImaging

Pafolacianine (Cytalux®), an FDA-approved intraoperative imaging agent, was evaluated for the fluorescence-guided surgery of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. Read more on this preclinical investigation by Mani et al. here: rdcu.be/e4xuz

Physics, biology, chemistry, and medicine: WMIC is where imaging worlds collide. Whether you are a trainee or tenured, your research deserves a global audience. ⏰ 6 weeks until abstract deadline! Submit here: wmis.org/wmic-2026/abst… #WMIC2026 #SLC #molecularImaging

Gan et al. have performed a first-in-human clinical trial of (89)Zr-Bintrafusp Alfa, a bifunctional fusion protein, in non-small cell lung cancer patients with PD-L1-expressing tumors. Check out the full article! rdcu.be/e4xfo

A molecular imaging showdown! In this study, Zheng et al. set out to compare the diagnostic performances of (68)Ga-FAPI-PET, (18)FDG-PET, enterography, and intestinal ultrasound in patients with Crohn’s disease. Read more here! rdcu.be/e4wEn

WMIC 2026 official hotel room block is now open! WMIS has secured discounted rates at three walkable hotels near the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City. 🔗 Hotel details + booking info: wmis.org/wmic-2026/offi… #WMIC2026 #MolecularImaging #SaltLakeCity #WMIS

#MIBArticleHighlight Peng et al. have developed a new approach to antiplatelet therapy via local infusion of ticagrelor-loaded PLGA magnetic microspheres (PFTm). Upon infusion of PFTm, local thrombosis was inhibited. Read more here! rdcu.be/eEVxN

#MIBArticleHighlight Park et al. report the simultaneous use of dopamine transporter and amyloid tracers in Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease mouse models, demonstrating the potential of dual-target PET imaging. Access the full article here! rdcu.be/eEVwU

#MIBArticleHighlight In the latest installment of #MIBGuides, Simo et al. describe step-by-step protocols for the production of trastuzumab with zirconium-89 and copper-64. Click here for the full Guide! rdcu.be/eEVvJ

#MIBArticleHighlight In this Phase 2 clinical trial follow-up, Warmerdam et al. demonstrated that patients whose surgical approach was less invasive and more effective based on NIRF showed favorable long-term outcomes. Check out the full article! rdcu.be/eEVst

As new therapies become more targeted, we need imaging tools that can guide decisions throughout the treatment journey. Molecular imaging helps identify the right patients, monitor their response, and adapt care over time. Share your research at WMIS wmis.org/membership/

🌟 Upcoming WMIS Webinar 🌟 Join us on Sept 8 at 11 AM ET for a live discussion with Teri Odom, PhD: “Nanoparticle Shape Effects on Nano-Bio Interactions” 📅 Sept 8 | 11 AM ET 🔗 Register here: ow.ly/8nSW50WQxwj #Nanomedicine #Nanoparticles #CancerResearch

LAST DAY TO SUBMIT - TODAY, AUGUST 29, 2025 New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) in Preclinical Imaging Special Call for Posters We are seeking forward-thinking poster contributions that demonstrate integration of NAMs in preclinical imaging 👉 Details: ow.ly/vjjo50WOcQa

When studying diseases of the brain, we need tools that can show us what’s happening in real time. Molecular imaging does exactly that—allowing researchers to track how drugs move, where they act, and whether they’re working. Share Your Research at WMIS. wmis.org/membership/

1 Week Left! 🚨 Submit your poster for the New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) in Preclinical Imaging session at #WMIC2025. 📅 Deadline: August 29, 2025 👉 Submit here: wmis.org/wmic1/abstract…

📢 Upcoming Webinar: Spatial Biology in Drug Discovery 📅 Sept 9, 2025 | 11 AM ET 🔗 Free registration: ow.ly/emQf50WIcvW Join ADDMI + MTI Interest Groups to explore how spatial biology is transforming drug discovery. Proudly sponsored by Standard BioTools.

Molecular imaging opens a rare window into the brain allowing researchers to detect disease earlier and intervene faster The more we understand what’s happening at the molecular level, the more precisely we can act to improve outcomes for patients wmis.org/membership/

The WIMIN Art Auction is back at WMIC 2025 — and we’re looking for your contributions! 🗓 WIMIN Art Auction at WMIC 2025 – Anchorage, AK 📍 October 2, 2025 | 6:30 PM 📩 Donate today and be part of this exciting, high-energy event! ow.ly/SbPW50WEEla

🚨 Early Bird Registration Ends TODAY, August 8, 2025! Save up to $100 USD when you register for WMIC 2025 by 11:59 PM ET. You can still register after today, but rates will increase—so lock in your savings now and join us in Anchorage this fall! 🔗 wmis.org/wmic1/registra…