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Join the World Molecular Imaging Society ADDMI and MTI Interest Groups on August 7th at 11 AM EST for a focused webinar on new tools and approaches in preclinical image analysis. PD Dr. Felix Gremse will show how Gremse-IT is streamlining high-throughput workflows with an automated biodistribution pipeline, deep learning–based organ and tumor segmentation, and a virtual assistant that supports every step of the analysis process.
Register here: https://lnkd.in/eHGH5Syy
Quantitative imaging plays a critical role in preclinical PET and SPECT research, but traditional phantom analysis is often time-consuming and prone to variability.
What if we could streamline this process with automation?Our Imalytics Preclinical software leverages automated algorithms to analyze @Phantech Medical preclinical phantoms with precision, reproducibility, and efficiency, minimizing manual effort while maximizing data accuracy.With features like:
✅ Automated segmentation for consistent ROI delineation
✅ Standardized metrics for cross-study reproducibility
✅ Rapid processing to accelerate preclinical workflows
This workflow not only enhances data reliability but also frees researchers to focus on the science rather than manual image analysis. Curious to see how this works? Check out the new video from Dr. Stefanie Rosenhain on our Imalytics Preclinical YouTube channel.👇Tutorial video (PET/SPECT): https://lnkd.in/eMgcXpFU
Great example of #ImalyticsPreclinical used for analyzing lipid nanoparticle (LNP) biodistribution with 3D FLT/CT imaging on the MILabs U-OI/CT system. Great to see advanced quantitation tools supporting translational research in drug delivery in hematological malignancies.
Congrats Shiva Khorshid from RWTH Aachen University on this important work
Come see us at#SNMMI!
The Gremse-IT team is at booth #342 with Phantech, LLC showcasing our Imalytics Preclinical software and our new automated biodistribution pipeline with AI-segmentation and quantification for #radiopharmaceutical development.
We are delighted to announce our participation in the upcoming Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana from June 21-24 2025.
Come visit us at Booth #342, where we’ll be exhibiting alongside Phantech, LLC.
We are truly appreciative of the opportunity to engage with pioneers in the field of nuclear medicine and showcase our innovative automated biodistribution pipeline enabling quicker radiopharmaceutical R&D.Meet us there to discuss the future of nuclear medicine and the importance of automated image analysis.
For more details about the conference, check out the link :https://lnkd.in/edkXQ4S6
We are hosting a webinar on June 12th focused on automating PET-SPECT/CT biodistribution workflows in preclinical research. The session will include a case study demonstrating how our tools streamline each step of the workflow, from AI-based organ segmentation to multi-subject quantitation, helping accelerate and standardize high-throughput radiopharmaceutical R&D.
If you work in nuclear imaging or translational drug development, we would love to have you join us.🔗https://lnkd.in/eDx-ZrUe
Here's a recording to the webinar if you missed it: Advancing Radiopharmaceutical R&D
🚀 New Release Alert! We're excited to announce the launch of the latest version of our Imalytics Preclinical: 3.1.3 ✨ New highlights: (1) Improved help menu: Brand-new FAQs added for General, Help, and Statistics sections, all tutorial videos now feature subtitles in multiple languages, and all white papers have been updated. (2) Python Menu Update: Added a one-click "Install Python Packages for Tutorial" button. 📽️ Want a quick walkthrough? Check out our official release video on YouTube! 🔄 Ready to upgrade? To get the new installer, please send an e-mail to: support@gremse-it.com
As we continue to develop our Imalytics Preclinical Software, we are constantly recording and uploading new tutorial videos to support our users. Currently, there are over 100 short and informative tutorial videos accessible directly within Imalytics Preclinical and on our YouTube channel! Whether you're exploring image fusion, fat segmentation, bone analysis, or other advanced tools, these tutorials are designed to help you maximize the potential of our software. ✅ Check out the tutorials now and streamline your imaging workflows! 💡 Have a workflow process you'd like developed into a tutorial video, message us as info@gremse-it.com!
We look forward to seeing you at #EMIM 2025 in Bilbao. Meet us at our booth #208 or come to our industry session on March 13!
We recently launched our virtual assistant, designed to help Imalytics Preclinical users navigate our software and answer any image analysis related questions! This intelligent virtual assistant is built to: ✔️ Quickly answer your questions ✔️ Suggest common workflows ✔️ Help you troubleshoot ✔️ Simplify your experience As we continue to work on this tool, we welcome your feedback to help shape its development. Your insights will guide us in ensuring the Virtual Assistant works smoothly and suits your needs. 💬 Curious to try it out and share your thoughts? We're eager to hear what you think!
In this innovative study, ImalyticsPreclinical played a crucial role in the characterization of pulmonary pathology in a Golden Syrian hamster model of COVID19. Our software enabled precise manual segmentation of microCT scans to analyze lung abnormalities, including ground-glass opacities (GGOs), consolidations, and pneumomediastinum, providing key insights into disease progression. Congratulations to Shambhunath Choudhary and the team at Pfizer for advancing preclinical modeling of respiratory diseases! Check out the full article here:
The new year has just started, and Gremse-IT wishes you a happy new year and good luck with all your preclinical imaging studies. To kick off 2025, we wanted to showcase how Imalytics Preclinical stands apart from in-house developments in this easy-to-read comparison table. From thoroughly tested solutions to multi-modal analysis, standardized workflows, and more, Imalytics Preclinical offers a robust, reliable, and researcher-focused platform trusted by imaging cores worldwide. Take a look and see how our software is designed to simplify and enhance preclinical imaging research. Interested in learning more? Contact us for a demo at info@gremse-it.com and see how Imalytics Preclinical can support your research!
At Gremse-IT, we've created the Grace File Format (GFF) to simplify multimodal imaging data management. GFF is open-source and supports any imaging modality, including CT, PET, SPECT, US, and MRI. This GFF format enables researchers to store multimodal images in a single format while reducing file size with lossless compression, preserving quality. This format also ensures data integrity with cryptographic hashing and optional saving timestamps. By removing file-format bottlenecks, GFF lets researchers focus on what truly matters: advancing biomedical imaging research. 📩 Questions? Contact us at info@gremse-it.com or explore the GitHub repository here: https://lnkd.in/eUPqHBA7 🔗 Learn more by reading the publication by Grace et al.:
This holiday season, the Gremse-IT family celebrated across two continents with two great experiences! Our German team headed to Maastricht, Netherlands, where they explored the historic Fort Sint Pieter, solved puzzles, and wrapped up the day with a stroll through the charming Vrijthof Christmas Market and a cozy dinner. Meanwhile, our Montreal team gathered for a dinner filled with good food, great conversations, and plenty of holiday cheer. Although miles apart, the Gremse-IT family came together to celebrate another fantastic year. Happy Holidays from all of us at Gremse-IT!
The holiday season is in the air, and we had the pleasure of attending the Holiday Cocktail hosted by Biotech City and BIOQuebec held at the iconic Cosmodôme de Laval. This was our very first event after officially joining the association this summer and it was great to connect with other innovative companies right here in Québec! We're thrilled to be part of such a vibrant community and are looking forward to attending more events in the future.
We're excited to highlight one of the most useful features of our Imalytics Preclinical software—the Brain Atlas Tool! This tool streamlines the process of atlas-based segmentation, offering a quick and easy workflow designed to save you time and effort. 1. Select an Atlas: Choose from a library of atlases designed for different regions of interest. 2. Align Your Image: Rotate and zoom your underlay to align with the selected atlas in all slice views. 3. Generate Segmentation: Within seconds, ou can create a detailed segmentation, tailored to your specific study. Our Brain Atlas Tool provides the precision and flexibility needed for your analysis, and researchers are also capable of creating their own atlases. Watch the video below to see this tool in action!
A heartfelt thank you to each of our 500 followers for joining us on our mission to make biomedical image analysis faster, easier and more reliable! Our growth would not be possible without the incredible support from our partners, clients, and, of course, our dedicated followers. Stay tuned for exciting updates, new features, and innovations as we continue to transform the way researchers approach image analysis. Thank you for being a part of Gremse-IT's journey and continued success!
Many thanks to BIOEMTECH for hosting a terrific workshop and for inviting our CEO, PD Dr. Felix Gremse, to present the latest features of our ImalyticsPreclinical software. We look forward to a sustained collaboration with this innovative company, driving advancements in preclinical imaging.
We're excited to highlight one of the newer features of our ImalyticsPreclinical software – the Dosimetry Tool. Dosimetry, the quantitative assessment of ionizing radiation dose absorbed by matter, is an important component in the development of radiopharmaceuticals for both diagnostic imaging and targeted radiotherapy. Our tool provides researchers with precise, voxel-based internal dose assessment tools, enabling our users to assess novel radiopharmaceutical toxicity, enhance insights pertaining to biodistribution, and improve comparative assessment. Check out the publication of Dr. Carolyn Anderson and her team who have been utilizing our Dosimetry Tool to advance their groundbreaking research. They discovered that 89Zr- and 177Lu-L804-IAB2MA may be a promising theranostic pair for imaging and therapy of prostate cancer 🔬.
Last week, we were excited to sponsor the Platform Expo at the Research Institute of the MUHC. We were also thrilled to receive a tour of the Small Animal Imaging Lab (SAIL). With our ImalyticsPreclinical software now installed at the MUHC SAIL, it was a fantastic opportunity to connect with researchers and users, and to learn more about their exciting ongoing projects. We're looking forward to continuing to support the amazing work happening at McGill University!
Last week was an exciting one for Gremse-IT! We had the pleasure of: - Attending the MILabs user meeting, where PD Dr. Felix Gremse gave a live demo of #ImalyticsPreclinical. - Sponsoring the #radiotheranostics pre-meeting at WMIC (World Molecular Imaging Society), gaining valuable insights from top experts in the field. - Connecting with many of our users at our booth and meeting talented researchers passionate about our software. - Hosting a memorable 'Evening with Gremse-IT' at our new Montreal office. Check out some highlights from the week here:
We are excited to highlight a feature of our Imalytics software, the Scribble Tool. Given the importance of segmentation in any analysis workflow, we are on a mission to simplify this process for our users! While the most common method of isolating ROIs is a lengthy process of drawing slice by slice, the scribble tool enables an interactive method of delineating region boundaries in just a few slices. Once some "scribbles" are drawn in 2D, our software interpolates a 3D wireframe, and connects the region to form a class. The segmentation can also be adjusted incrementally, allowing Imalytics` users to perfect their analysis. Through a shallow learning approach, our software learns the segmentation from the user's input. Here's an example of the scribble tool in action, displayed on a CT of a mouse spleen.
We are thrilled to announce that Gremse-IT will be attending the World Molecular Imaging Congress (WMIC) 2024 in Montreal held by the World Molecular Imaging Society! Join us from September 9-13, 2024, at the Palais des Congrès de Montréal. 📍 Visit Us at Booth 211: Discover our innovative image analysis solutions and meet our team of experts. 🎉 Evening Event: We are hosting an evening social event on Wednesday, September 11th. More details to come! Stay tuned for updates and see you in Montreal!
The Imalytics Preclinical has already been used for more than 260 publications by authors from academia and industry! Thereby, the Imalytics Preclinical enabled the reproducible and reliable analysis of various imaging studies. We thank the scientists for their trust in us and in Imalytics Preclinical.
🚀 Exciting News! Join us at the 4th Annual BIOEMTECH Preclinical Workshop in Athens, Greece! 🚀 🗓️ Dates: October 14-18, 2024 📍 Location: Athens, Greece PD Dr. Felix Gremse, CEO of Gremse-IT, will be giving a talk on Dosimetry and leading an interactive hands-on course at this year's BIOEMTECH Preclinical Workshop. This event is a must-attend for anyone involved in the Drug and Radioligand Therapy field, offering a unique blend of networking and in-depth learning. 📢 Register now: https://bioemtech.com/training/4th-preclinical-models-imaging-workshop/ Let's advance the future of drug discovery and targeted radioligand therapy together. See you in Athens!
Very interesting research from our very own Diana Möckel! In this work, she demonstrated that inhibiting the CCL2-CCR2 pathway in a breast cancer mouse model induces vascular normalization and reduced the presence of harmful immune cells, therefore improving drug delivery and effectiveness. The#imalytics was used to analyze three dimensional volume renderings from CT and Fluorescence data for qualitative and quantitative results across multiple time points. Here are some elegant images from the paper; to read the full article, click here:
We're excited to unveil the brand-new webpage for Imalytics, our advanced and premium preclinical image analysis software! Visit us to explore all the latest features and capabilities that make ImalyticsPreclinical the ultimate tool for researchers and professionals in preclinical imaging. Our goal was to create a user-friendly browsing experience that is easy to navigate and provide visitors with a simple way to discover more information about our Imalytics software. We will be regularly updating our content with new and helpful information.
Here's an update on what Gremse-IT's Montreal team has been working on!🏒 🍁 Since May, the software team has developed a deep learning model for automated bone tissue segmentation with some of our collaborators. We have also been working hard on our automated analysis of a wide variety of Phantech, LLC phantoms and some general AI applications in Imalytics, including an automated, atlas-based segmentation tool. Our business development team has been attending conferences (#PIC and Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI)), working on the Gremse-IT brand, new applications and industries, as well as finding the best ways to bring hashtag#imalytics and our expertise in preclinical imaging to users worldwide! Our Montreal team is specialized in tackling image analysis problems requiring automation. Reach out to info@gremse-it.com to collaborate!
At the IQ GLAMS Summer School on "ADVANCED MOLECULAR IMAGING" (June 24-27), Felix Gremse gave three courses (60 minutes) on various data analysis with different modalities using our image analysis software Imalytics Preclinical: µCT, MRI, Optical, Ultrasound, MPI, PET, SPECT. The participants (25 PhD students and Post-Docs from different institutes) were given access to the Imalytics and worked with our tutorials themselves.
📢 Exciting PhD Opportunity! 📢 Gremse-IT is collaborating with the University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy, to hire a PhD student for an innovative research project. 🔬 Project Title: "Development and application of image processing procedures for biological signal extraction and evaluation of regional functions and connectivity in an animal model of human disorders." (https://www.unimib.it/sites/default/files/2024-06/STRATEGIC_DEF_AF.pdf) This project aims to build an automatic software package for the calculation of brain function as well as its regional molecular network. If you're passionate about software development, image processing, and neuroscience, this is an incredible opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research. 📍 Location: University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy 🔗 Apply Now: Application (Deadline: July 18th 2024)
Together with some outstanding partners from academy (FORTH Institute of Molecular Biology & Biotechnology, the University of Thessaly, the University of Cyprus, and the King´s College London, Gremse-IT GmbH forms the consortium of the SoftReach Project. The aim of this innovative project is to revolutionize neurological disorder treatment with robotics. Find out more about this outstanding project!
To celebrate the opening of our new office in Montreal, we would like to welcome everyone to an "Evening with Gremse-IT" during the week of the WMIC, hosted by World Molecular Imaging Society. When: Wednesday, September 11th at 8:00 PM EST Where: Gremse-IT Downtown Montreal office (1275 Avenue des Canadiens-de-Montréal. Montreal, QC H3B 0G4) We look forward to seeing you there!
