ICMRM Background
The objectives of the ICMRM are to communicate recent developments in spatially resolved magnetic resonance methods and their applications. The first ICMRM was held in 1991 in Heidelberg
and was originally known as the "Heidelberg Conference". It is the biennial conference of the Division of Spatially Resolved Magnetic Resonance of the
AMPERE Society.
Division of SRMR
The Division was founded in 1995 during the 3rd
meeting on Magnetic Resonance Microscopy. The purpose of the division is to advance the subject of Spatially Resolved Magnetic Resonance by means of the International Conference organized biennially
across the world and symposia, summer schools and workshops. The governing organization of the Division consists of the Executive Committee, the Division Committee and the General Membership composed
of conference attendees who are automatically members of the AMPERE Society.
Competitions at ICMRM
In the scope of an ICMRM conference there are a set of competitions. These are:
- Erwin Hahn Lecturer Award (from 2019 on)