NPIP Webinar Series

Revolutionising Imaging: The Power and Promise of LAFOV PET and the NPIP Network

Welcome to the NPIP Webinar Hub – you can find details of upcoming webinars featuring experts from the field of PET (Positron Emission Tomography), who will share their perspectives and insights.

NPIP is the UK’s first national total-body PET imaging platform dedicated to accelerating drug discovery research. This groundbreaking initiative is paving the way for scientific advances that will shape how we predict, diagnose, and treat disease, now and for decades to come.

By bringing the nation’s clinical PET imaging research into one connected platform, NPIP is opening new possibilities for clinicians, researchers, and patients alike. Its impact will be felt across medical and academic communities through deeper insights, faster discovery, and a clearer understanding of disease at the molecular level.

This multi-part webinar series will explore the transformative potential of Long Axial Field-of-View (LAFOV) PET systems. Through a curated sequence of talks by global experts, the series will discuss how these systems are redefining imaging in clinical research, drug discovery, and clinical diagnostics. A dedicated session will also delve into the vision of NPIP to enable collaborative and scalable research.

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Upcoming Webinars

We are planning an initial six sessions in the NPIP webinar series. Following each event, recordings and slides will be made available on this page. Bookmark this hub to revisit sessions, share key insights with colleagues, or explore content you may have missed. Information on the first session is below:

12 January, 4 pm (GMT)

1. Introduction to Long Axial Field of View (LAFOV) PET: Capabilities and Transformational Potential – Register now

Speakers:

  • Simon R. Cherry, University of California, Davis, and King’s College London
  • Dr Antonis Kalemis, Siemens Healthineers
  • Stewart Young, United Imaging

 

About this webinar

Unlock the next generation of PET with this essential introductory session on Long Axial Field of View (LAFOV) technology.

Traditional PET has reached new limits — LAFOV PET moves far beyond them. This session offers clinicians a clear understanding of the foundations, performance advantages, and clinical opportunities enabled by LAFOV systems.

Highlights include:

  • The key differences between LAFOV and conventional PET
  • Engineering breakthroughs behind modern total-body systems
  • Early data showing unprecedented sensitivity, resolution, and whole-body dynamic imaging
  • Adoption trends, barriers, and what they mean for future clinical practice
  • Stay ahead of the curve in molecular imaging and discover what LAFOV PET could unlock for your patients

Webinar 1 Speakers

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Prof. Simon R. Cherry

University of California, Davis and King’s College London

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Dr Antonis Kalemis

Siemens Healthineers

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Stewart Young

United Imaging

Date: 29 January 2026, 4 pm (GMT)

2. LAFOV PET Imaging: Redefining the Future of Women’s HealthRegister now

Speakers

  • Dr Thomas Wagner, Royal Free London NHS Trust
  • Dr Beverley Holman, Royal Free London NHS Trust
  • Dr Lucy ​H R Whitaker, Centre for Reproductive Health, Institute for Regeneration and Repair, Edinburgh BioQuarter

Webinar 2 Speakers

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Thomas Wagner

Consultant in Nuclear Medicine, Royal Free London NHS Trust

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Dr Beverley Holman

Principal Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT and Research Physicist Royal Free London NHS Trust

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Dr Lucy H R Whitaker

Senior Clinical Research Fellow and Honorary Consultant Gynaecologist, Centre for Reproductive Health, Institute for Regeneration and Repair, Edinburgh BioQuarter

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Dr Juliana Maynard

Director of Operations and Engagement

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