At a glance
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- 2001Founded
- Euro-BioImaging NodeCoordination
- State-of-the-art instrumentationFacilities
- Multidisciplinary approachExpertise
The Molecular Imaging Center (CIM) at the University of Torino is an interdisciplinary research center focused on chemistry and life sciences. Established in 2001 through a collaboration of chemists, biologists, and physicians, CIM develops imaging probes for preclinical research across various life science fields. The center is equipped with advanced instrumentation covering multiple imaging modalities and multimodality imaging techniques. Since 2016, CIM has coordinated the 'Multi-Modal Molecular Imaging Italian Node' (MMMI) of Euro-BioImaging, providing access to molecular imaging technologies and services for researchers.
Careers
The Molecular Imaging Center engages in cutting-edge research in areas such as Imaging & Therapy, CEST imaging, enzyme activity, cell labeling and tracking, tumor angiogenesis, tumor acidosis, and tumor metabolism. Researchers at CIM contribute to advancements in diagnostic tools and therapeutic strategies.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Access to services is available at discounted rates for national and trans-national researchers by applying through the Euro-BioImaging Web Access Portal.
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Tuition and living costs are not specified. The center focuses on research and offers access to facilities.
How to apply
1. Application for AccessApply for access to molecular imaging technologies and services through the Euro-BioImaging Web Access Portal.
2. Access ServicesAccess services at a discounted rate upon successful application.
Accreditation
The Molecular Imaging Center coordinates the MMMI Node of Euro-BioImaging, a European research infrastructure.