BIR Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging

The BIR Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging SIG is a multidisciplinary team of dedicated and passionate nuclear medicine physicians, radionuclide radiologists, radiologists, radiographers, technologists, clinical scientists/physicists, radiopharmacists, and other clinical practitioners. 

The SIG promotes and facilitates teaching and research in nuclear medicine and molecular Imaging. The committee regularly organises scientific meetings to meet the educational needs of medical imaging professionals (from trainees through to consultants).

NMMI SIG with Chen 

 

Management group members


 Latest SIG News

The SIG met in person in the BIR’s offices in Farringdon in June. It was a lively and engaged meeting and we were delighted to welcome three new members to the management group, but said goodbye to three long-standing members as well.

Events coming up:

Early bird fees are available until 1 September and the call for poster abstracts is also open until 27 August.

Journal News:

  • BJRspecial feature on “Advances in molecular imaging: diagnostic, technical, and therapeutic considerations”: https://academic.oup.com/bjr/issue/99/1183
  • Look out for another NMMI themedBJRspecial feature is in the pipeline on “Comprehensive insights into total body PET: physics, systems and clinical applications” – set to be published in the September issue.

 

 

Upcoming events:

IDUG 2026 - taking place 30 September 2026 in London

SPECT CT Symposium 2027 - taking place 29 January 2027

 

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Why Dr Gnanasegaran joined the BIR
Why Dr Gnanasegaran joined the BIR

"The BIR is a fantastic organisation which encourages members to bring out their best talents.  It's a great place for interaction and networking and it provides an excellent platform to share your experience and expertise."

Dr Gopi Gnanasegaran
Consultant Physician in Nuclear Medicine
Guys and St Thomas' Hospital