The SNMMI 2016 Annual Meeting has now concluded

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Please make plans to attend the SNMMI 2017 Annual Meeting June 10-14 in Denver, Colorado.

SPOTLIGHT

 

Get the best of the 2016 Annual Meeting! Welcome to San Diego, California! Visit 170+ Companies in the Exhibit Hall! Networking and Special Events

Get the best of the 2016 Annual Meeting!

This unique digital video library gives you access to more than 150 hours of content from the 2016 Annual Meeting, including the Plenary Sessions and Henry N. Wagner, Jr., MD Highlights Symposium. CME, ACPE & VOICE credits available on select sessions. Order today!

Welcome to San Diego, California!

Get ready for sunny San Diego, consistently named a top meeting destination. In addition to year-round sunshine and near-perfect weather, San Diego is soaked in culture, 70+ miles of sparkling coastline, friendly locals, a vibrant downtown and an endless assortment of unique neighborhoods to explore.

Visit 170+ Companies in the Exhibit Hall!

Providing leaders in the profession with direct access to more than 170 of the top industry suppliers - that's the mission of the SNMMI Annual Meeting Exhibit Hall. Explore the latest technologies, witness ground-breaking new products and services, and connect with the companies that make it happen.

Networking and Special Events

Get the complete Annual Meeting experience. Network with colleagues, explore the poster hall, run in the Hot Trot 5K, and win money in the exhibit hall. There's something for everyone in San Diego! Learn more.

Explore San Diego!

Learn more about this great meeting destination!

Explore San Diego, California.

Henry N. Wagner, Jr., MD Lectureship Speaker

“Working Against Time: Designing and Synthesizing FDG for the First Human Studies in 1976”

Dr. Joanna Fowler

In honor of the 40th anniversary of FDG, Joanna Fowler will describe the development of 18FDG from initial concept through the first successful synthesis and delivery from Brookhaven on Long Island to the University of Pennsylvania for the first quantitative human imaging studies in 1976.

Learn more about 40 years of FDG in Humans.