To all friends and alumni of VUIIS attending ISMRM in Toronto, you are invited to join us for a celebratory reception!
Monday, June 5th, 2023
6:30pm - late
Elephant and Castle
212 King Street West
Toronto, ON
M5H 1K5
Tell your friends, and we look forward to seeing you!
Breaking news - Elon Musk says we can keep our twitter account!!
We have several postdoc opportunities in various aspects of MRI - come work with a great team @vuiis vuiis.vumc.org
from the Village People:
Postdoc, there's no need to feel down
I said, Postdoc, pick yourself off the ground
I said, Postdoc, 'cause you're just out of school
There's no need to be unhappy
It's fun to work at the V. U. I. IS
It's fun to work at the V. U. I. IS
Where have all the postdocs gone?
Long time passing
Where have all the postdocs gone?
Long time ago
Where have all the postdocs gone?
Industry has picked them every one
Oh, When will they ever learn?
Oh, When will they ever learn?
Outstanding opportunities for postdocs @vuiis!
A new Master of Imaging Science now available @vuiis and accepting applications
Early but sincere Diwali greetings from all @vuiis especially to our many friends and colleagues within and from India. We need a rangoli in our building!
Congratulations to all our trainees @vuiis on their excellent presentations at the 17th Annual VUIIS Research Retreat. Looking forward to seeing their work in print. Great poster sessions and sunshine at the TN State Museum.
Inspirational talk by Dr Todd Gary of Meharry Medical College “Creating Successful and Diverse Industry, Academics and Community-based Research Partnerships” as keynote speaker at VUIIS Research Retreat
Enjoying great presentations and interactions at the 17th VUIIS Retreat at the Tennessee State Museum.
Excited to attend the 17th Annual Research Retreat of the VUIIS being held at the Tennessee State Museum tomorrow and Friday. COVID interrupted the last two years so lots to make up and learn about research being pursued by faculty and trainees.
VUIIS retweeted
.@VUmedicine is excited to announce a new degree program: The Master of Imaging Science will allow students to gain clinical experience in a growing field at a world-class research and medical center, @vuiis @VUMChealth #VandyMed
Learn more and apply: medicine.vanderbilt.edu/MIS
Two new publications from Yu Zhao and colleagues
@vuiis highlight new ways to parcellate brain and identify functional hubs
[2] Functional parcellation of human brain using localized topo-connectivity mapping.
IEEE Trans Med Imaging. 2022 Apr 20
Two new publications from Yu Zhao and colleagues @vuiis highlight new ways to parcellate brain and identify functional hubs
[1] Detection of functional activity in brain white matter using fiber architecture informed synchrony mapping. Neuroimage. 2022 Sep;258:119399
And we should have added that Vicky Morgan @vuiis @VandyBME also established VUIIS right from the start and predates VUIIS at VU!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO @vuiis
Exactly 20 years ago today, VUIIS was founded. Drs. Gore, Gochberg, Ding, Anderson and Does remain from the founders, while our many alums are doing great work elsewhere. We look forward to the next 20 years, pushing the frontiers of imaging science!
20 years - 5 Provosts, 4 Chancellors, 3 chairs of BME and Radiology, 2 Deans, 1 mission! Best wishes to our many trainees, staff and faculty as we recall their many contributions @vuiis since July 1 2002.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO @vuiis
Exactly 20 years ago today, VUIIS was founded. Drs. Gore, Gochberg, Ding, Anderson and Does remain from the founders, while our many alums are doing great work elsewhere. We look forward to the next 20 years, pushing the frontiers of imaging science!
VUIIS retweeted
Today we lost a good friend. Bob was always great company and spent several enjoyable times at Vanderbilt. We remember his gracious hospitality and infectious good humor. He will be missed by many. All @vuiis send condolences to his family.
Congratulations to Kurt Schilling @vuiis @VUMCradiology on his new award of a K01 grant "Microstructure and connectivity modeling from the cortex to the spinal cord in Multiple Sclerosis". Great news!









