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The Centre for Advanced Imaging celebrated the 15th anniversary of its Master in Magnetic Resonance Technology program at the UQ Art Museum on the 30th September.

CAI's state-of-the-art imaging equipment and research featured in the latest episode of Channel Eleven children's science series 'Scope'.

We are delighted to announce the 2nd Annual Centre for Advanced Imaging symposium which will be held on Thursday 1st and Friday 2nd October 2015 in the Level 7 Auditorium at the Queensland Brain Institute.

Congratulations to Dr Kris Thurecht who was awarded the David Sangster Polymer Science and Technology Achievement Award at the 35th Australasian Polymer Symposium, held on the Gold Coast on the 12th-15th July.

CAI held its first 3 minute thesis competition on Friday 24th July

A recent paper published in PLoS ONE (Alomair et al., PLoS ONE, 2015) describes an optimised protocol for in vivo imaging of white matter at ultra-high field strength. Read more about the study

Congratulations to CAI researcher Dr Kris Thurecht and collaborators from UQ, QUT and partner organisation Minomic International Ltd who were successful in the latest round of the ARC linkage projects. Read more about their project "Next generation hybrid nanomaterials: bispecific antibody-targeted polymers"

The Centre for Advanced Imaging acknowledges the passing of Professor Graeme Hanson on 25th February 2015. His family, colleagues and the science community have lost a passionate researcher who is internationally recognised for excellence in his chosen field.

 A paper recently published in FEBS Letters by Dr Mehdi Mobli and coworkers has provided new insights into the mechanism of action of the insecticidal spider toxin Sf1a.

CAI has won the prize for the lab that reduced its fume cupboard sash heights the most in the UQ Shut your Sash Competition.