Co-clinical Imaging Research Resource Program (CIRP) Annual Virtual Meeting 2025—Celebrating A Ten-Year Milestone

Are you interested in learning how enhanced, quantitative, imaging techniques can boost imaging quality in co-clinical trials for both pediatric and adult cancers? Would you like to know how these techniques influence oncology precision medicine?

Attend the CIRP Annual Virtual Meeting 2025, hosted by NCI, to celebrate a decade of progress. Hear more about:

• pilot applications of co-clinical imaging in various primary and metastatic cancer types (i.e., breast, lung, gastrointestinal, hematological, and bone cancers).
• a keynote presentation discussing the future roadmap and consensus for co-clinical imaging.

The CIRP network is a joint effort of the Cancer Imaging Program at the Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis, the Division of Cancer Biology, and the Division of Cancer Prevention. CIRP’s mission is to advance precision medicine by establishing best practices for co-clinical imaging. CIRP also seeks to develop optimized translational quantitative imaging methodologies to advance cancer research and treatment.