Euro-BioImaging welcomes IVIM Technology to the Industry Board


Published January 8, 2025
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Euro-BioImaging is delighted to announce that IVIM Technology has joined the Euro-BioImaging Industry Board (EBIB) effective 1st January 2025. The company will be represented by their CMO and Head of Sales, Sujin Park.

Sujin Park, CMO

IVIM Technology's membership further strengthens the collaboration between imaging companies and researchers in our network, particularly benefiting Nodes working with pre-clinical imaging. As a pioneer in intravital microscopy, IVIM Technology offers advanced live animal imaging solutions and training to the scientific community.

Their addition to the Industry Board diversifies the industry expertise accessible to the Euro-BioImaging community. By welcoming a second company specializing in pre-clinical imaging, we aim to stimulate exchange within the biomedical research community, potentially fostering new collaborations and innovative ways of knowledge sharing.

IVIM Technology will present at our Tech Exchange webinar on 7th February 2025.

Euro-BioImaging looks forward to a fruitful collaboration with IVIM Technology.

contributed by Claudia Pfander


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