Scandinavian
Society of
Clinical
Physiology and
Nuclear
Medicine
The Scandinavian Society of Clinical Physiology and Nuclear
Medicine was first adopted at a general meeting held in Gentofte,
Copenhagen, on 13 June 1980.
The objects for which the Society was established were to promote
scientific collaboration, to promote the publication of scientific
work and to promote supplementary training and updating courses
within the fields of clinical physiology and nuclear medicine in
Scandinavia.
The Society is an association of the following national
societies: Danish Society of Clinical Physiology and Nuclear
Medicine, the Finnish Society of Clinical Physiology, the Swedish
Society of Clinical Physiology, the Swedish Society of Nuclear
Medicine, the Norwegian Society of Nuclear Medicine and the
Finnish Society of Nuclear Medicine.
For
further information see the
ByLaws [pdf]
Yearly
SSCPNM prize of 50.000 SEK
Nominations from the national societies shall be made before
dec 31! [pdf]
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Professor Olli
Raitikari, winner of the big prize
for scientific achievement 2007
Professor
Olli Raitakari,
winner of the big prize for scientific achievement in 2007.
Professor Olli Raitakari, born 1963 is professor of
cardiovascular medicine at Turku University and chief
physician at Dept. of Clinical Physiology, Nuclear Medicine
& PET, Turku University Hospital, Finland. He has published
over 200 peer-review articles of which 42 have been
published last year with which he is ranking 7th among all
Finnish medical scholars. [pdf]
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