SNMMI 2024 Image Gallery

Jun 10, 2024
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SNMMI's welcome sign as visitors entered the Metro Toronto Convention Center downtown.
SNMMI celebrated the 100-year anniversary of the first use of radiotracers.
Visitors enjoyed unique views of the CN Tower as they entered the convention center.
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A close-up of the exhibit on the 100-year anniversary of the use of radiotraceres.
A session on AI applications in nuclear medicine was popular on Saturday, June 8.
An upper balcony offered views of one of the main floors in the convention center, with meeting rooms to the left and right, and a coffee shop in the background.
At least one vendor appeared to appeal to the 'local team' -- the Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL.
The SNMMI Town Square featured a space that highlighted the benefits of pet therapy.
Some attendees took advantage of the opportunity to pet the puppies.
A delegation was on-hand in the exhibition hall from the South African Society of Nuclear Medicine.
What nuclear medicine physician wouldn't look good in this t-shirt on offer at the SNMMI's pavilion?
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