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  • ProLOEWE mini-series "It all starts with curiosity" for World Laboratory Day
    23.04.2026
    To mark World Laboratory Day on 23 April, ADMIT took part in the ProLOEWE mini-series “It all starts with curiosity”. Over seven days, a daily image snippet showcased some of the research  taking place in the LOEWE laboratories and invited the community to join in the guessing game via LinkedIn. The image shared by ADMIT shows the surface receive coil, as used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). These...

  • ADMIT at SPIE Medical Imaging 2026 in Vancouver
    04.03.2026
    From February 15–19, the ADMIT subproject I was represented at the SPIE Medical Imaging in Vancouver by our doctoral researchers Michèle-Louise Regner and Lilian Abou Assali together with their Principal Investigator Prof. Dr. Martin Fiebich. During the conference, the team presented the poster “Assessment of Virtual Monochromatic Imaging and Material Decomposition in Spectral CT via Monte-Carlo...

  • Scientific exchange, new project ideas and an award: ADMIT at the EURADOS Annual Meeting 2026
    23.02.2026
    The ADMIT subproject A team participated in this year's Annual Meeting of the European Radiation Dosimetry Group EURADOS in Helsinki with three doctoral students (Lara Dippel, Kim Giebenhain and Anna Becker) and two principal investigators (Prof. Dr. Kilian Baumann and Prof. Dr. Uli Weber). After the team joined the meeting for the first time in 2025, this year's meeting provided an opportunity to...

  • ProLOEWE-News: Looking back at our first Summer School
    28.10.2025
    The new ProLOEWE-News issue has been published and includes a report on our first Summer School, held from 19 to 22 August 2025 at Rauischholzhausen Castle. The issue also provides fascinating insights into the latest developments at LOEWE-emergenCITY, the Heinerboxes and a symposium on coronaviruses, to which LOEWE-CoroPan invited participants to Giessen in September. The ProLOEWE-Personal section...

  • ProLOEWE Network Visits ADMIT
    24.10.2025
    The exchange and networking of projects supported under the Hessian LOEWE research funding programme were the central focus of the ProLOEWE days. Among the hosts was the THM University of Applied Sciences, which provided insights into its ADMIT (Advanced Medical Physics in Imaging and Therapy) project. The project participants aim to combine new imaging and computer-aided methods with advanced...