Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging

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SNMMI is an international scientific and medical organization dedicated to raising public awareness about what molecular imaging is and how it can help provide patients with the best health care possible.Find us on Twitter () and LinkedIn

Did you really go to Hollywood if the paparazzi didn’t snap a pic of you? Luckily, the SNMMI photographers took A LOT! V...
06/17/2026

Did you really go to Hollywood if the paparazzi didn’t snap a pic of you? Luckily, the SNMMI photographers took A LOT! View the full album, now on SNMMI’s Flickr site. https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCVpAS

06/17/2026

The workforce pipeline is one of the most talked-about challenges for the nuclear medicine field. We asked Annual Meeting attendees: how would you “pitch” your job to someone who may be interested in entering the field? And what was your “aha” moment when you knew that nuc med was the job for you?

Still want to attend the meeting? You can! Join the virtual meeting at the link in our bio!

Apply now for a $100,000 research grant opportunity! ILC, also known as lobular breast cancer, represents 15% of all bre...
06/16/2026

Apply now for a $100,000 research grant opportunity!

ILC, also known as lobular breast cancer, represents 15% of all breast cancer diagnoses annually in the US and is the second most common histologic subtype of breast cancer, afflicting nearly 44,000 new people each year. This grant aims to fund a research project focused on advancing ILC imaging and cultivating new lobular breast disease treatments to improve patient outcomes.

Apply before Friday, August 14, 2026!
https://snmmi.org/MarsShot/Web/Research-Publications/Grants-Awards-and-Scholarships/Awards/Mars_Shot_Lobular_Breast_Cancer_Alliance_Grant/Default.aspx?hkey=66a114ce-5525-4f41-a098-71c9e4b3271d

SNMMI's new President, Dr. Heather Jacene, has officially been recognized where it counts — at Fenway Park! Dr. Jacene w...
06/15/2026

SNMMI's new President, Dr. Heather Jacene, has officially been recognized where it counts — at Fenway Park! Dr. Jacene was honored at a recent Red Sox game, with the announcer highlighting her medical achievements and her new role leading SNMMI. Congratulations, Dr. Jacene — this is just the beginning of a great season.

06/12/2026

As the 2026 meeting came to a close, attendees reflected on the meeting, what they found valuable, and their hopes for the future. Find out which sessions were crowd favorites, what the most promising research was; and what people are excited about next year!

You can still join the meeting virtually at the link in our bio!

06/09/2026

The poster season is an opportunity for researchers to present their work, and for attendees to meet the authors and find out what’s next for the nuclear medicine field. Catch up on the research presented in the SNMMI Science Pavilion.

If you didn’t get a chance to join us in LA, you can register for the virtual meeting at the link in our bio!

06/04/2026

Thanks to all of the members and attendees who came to the 2026 Annual Meeting! Replay some of the best scenes and don’t forget to mark your calendars for next year in Washington, DC!

06/03/2026

A successful clinical trial hinges on everything going right — from correctly calibrated equipment to a study’s compliance with rules and regulations to patient enrollment and safety. It requires dozens of people coming together to navigate these challenges, and though there have been many successful trials, barriers remain. SNMMI’s Clinical Trials Network (CTN) aims to reduce these roadblocks, connect key decision-makers, and expedite getting trials off the ground. Because patients’ lives depend on it.

06/03/2026

The meeting has wound down but the energy and enthusiasm for the nuclear medicine field has not! Recap out last day, including the Highlights Lecture and toast to our next location: the nation’s capital, Washington, DC!

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1850 Samuel Morse Drive
Reston, VA
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