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Free Read: Imaging Hallmarks of Cancer (Review)

TOPIM, the ESMI’s flagship residential conference, brings together scientists from different disciplines who would otherwise never meet. The result? New collaborations, fresh perspectives, and, in the case of TOPIM 2024: Imaging the Hallmarks of Cancer, a review article now published in Nature Reviews Cancer.

The resulting review article is now available, and you can read the complimentary shared version HERE – ENJOY!

Congratulations to all authors, and thank you to everyone who has embarked on the TOPIM adventure since 2007.

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Reference

Grimm J, Kiessling F, Brindle KM, Hanahan D, Jain SK, Lambin P, Lammers T, Li KC, de Vries IJM, Weber WA, Weigelin B, Pichler BJ. Imaging the hallmarks of cancer. Nat Rev Cancer. 2026 Jun 29. doi: 10.1038/s41568-026-00950-y. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 42373751.

ESMI Council Election Ended 🗳

The ESMI Council election has now concluded. Thanks so much for all of you who participated. We proudly present the elected members of the society’s Council.

Elected Council Members 2026-2028

(displayed in alphabetical order)

  • Nicola Belcari, Pisa
  • Daniele Bertoglio, Antwerp
  • Philipp Boehm-Sturm, Berlin
  • Simon Cherry, London/Davis
  • Roel Deckers, Utrecht
  • Nick Devoogdt, Brussels
  • Andre F. Martins, Tübingen
  • Gilbert Fruhwirth, London
  • Jan Grimm, New York
  • Claudia Kuntner-Hannes, Vienna
  • Steffi Lehmann, Zurich
  • Teresa Matias Correia, Faro
  • Willemien Menke-van der Houven van Oordt, Amsterdam
  • Daniel Razansky, Zurich
  • Beatriz Salinas, Madrid
  • Roger Schibli, Villigen/Zurich
  • Noam Shemesh, Rehovot/Lisbon
  • Alexandros M. Sofias, Aachen
  • Adriana Tavares, Edinburgh
  • Nadja Van Camp, Fontenay-aux-Roses
  • Wolfgang Weber, Munich
  • Bettina Weigelin, Tübingen

Together with the Executive Committee, the elected Council members form the society’s Governing Board. The Board directs and monitors the activities of the ESMI and determines its future direction. Term of office is two years. To learn more about the ESMI governing bodies and structure, see here.