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  • Academic Council – Feb 29, 2024
    The Academic Council is composed of faculty members of nuclear medicine departments, divisions, or sections in accredited medical schools, those in approved nuclear medicine residency programs, or in accredited technologist training programs. However, any individual interested in education is welcome to join. The Academic Council is dedicated to the scientific interchange of ideas among SNMMI members who have an interest in training and education of undergraduates and graduates in Nuclear Medicine (which includes general Nuclear Medicine, Cardiovascular Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT imaging and Molecular Imaging).The overall mission of the Academic Council is to: promote medical education, research and patient care related to Nuclear Medicine, provide to membership expertise in the training and education of undergraduates and graduates in Nuclear Medicine, including in mentoring and leadership, provide a forum for members for discussion of issues and problems of mutual interest and concern within the Nuclear Medicine community, as well as an informal exchange of ideas and programs, provide outreach to other professionals and organizations, nurture new membership into the society, serve as a resource to Young Professionals in career development, and serve as a resource to SNMMI leadership. Within the Council there is a subgroup of Program Directors/Associate Program Directors of Nuclear Medicine residency programs (the Nuclear Medicine Program Directors Association, NMPDA). The Academic Council is an advocate for Nuclear Medicine education and training to organized Radiology and Nuclear Medicine, as well as providing an avenue of communication for Program Directors and Coordinators to accrediting bodies, certification boards, other specialty societies, and government agencies.
  • Therapy Center of Excellence – Feb 29, 2024
    The Therapy Center of Excellence is dedicated to all aspects of the development and utilization of Targeted Radioisotope Therapy (TRT) as an alternative to other treatments. The Therapy Center is creating a multi-disciplinary interest group to share ideas, develop education offerings and advance the utilization of radionuclide therapy.
  • SNMMI Fellowship Program – Feb 29, 2024
    The SNMMI Fellowship Program recognizes members of SNMMI for their service to the Society and for their outstanding contributions to the field of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging.
  • About SNMMI – Feb 21, 2024
    The Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI), headquartered in Reston, VA, is a nonprofit scientific and professional organization that promotes the science, technology and practical application of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.
  • In Memoriam: Gerald DeNardo, MD – Feb 21, 2024
    Gerald DeNardo, MD, professor emeritus of internal medicine and radiology at the University of CaliforniaDavis, passed away on February 11, 2024.
  • Membership – Feb 16, 2024
    Being a member of SNMMI offers you growth and continuing education that you won't find anywhere else, along with the resources and connections to help your career flourish in the imaging community.
  • JNM Outlines the Future of Theranostics in Neurooncology – Feb 15, 2024
    Nuclear medicine has the potential to change the landscape of theranostics in neurooncology, according to a new article in JNM. With recent advances in techniques to permeate the brain-blood barrier, the prospect of using radiopharmaceuticals to treat brain tumors is promising.
  • Radiopharmaceutical Therapy Controls Symptoms and Reduces Medications in Insulinoma Patients – Feb 12, 2024
    PRRT is effective for clinical control of symptomatic metastatic insulinomas, according to new research published in JNM. In the largest study to date of metastatic insulinoma patients treated with PRRT, more than 80 percent of patients had long-lasting symptom control, and nearly 60 percent were able to reduce the use of other drugs to treat the disease.
  • New PET Tracer Detects Inflammatory Arthritis Before Symptoms Appear – Feb 8, 2024
    A novel PET imaging technique can noninvasively detect active inflammation in the body such as rheumatoid arthritisbefore clinical symptoms arise, according to research published in JNM.
  • SNMMI Mid-Winter and ACNM Annual Meeting Highlights Advances in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging – Feb 5, 2024
    More than 700 attendees from around the world gathered in Orlando, Florida, on February 1-3 for the SNMMI Mid-Winter and ACNM Annual Meeting.
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