Neurocognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s Disease are on the rise—yet many professionals still face challenges in applying biomarker-based diagnostics effectively and consistently.
AD-LEARN is your go-to platform for mastering the latest in nuclear medicine imaging for the diagnosis and follow-up of cognitive disorders. Learn at your pace, connect with experts, and bring clarity to complexity.
How to evaluate cognitive complaints and differentiate syndromes
When and how to use functional imaging (FDG-PET, SPECT, amyloid PET)
How to interpret brain scans in typical and atypical Alzheimer’s
The latest recommendations on biomarkers and diagnostic pathways
How to communicate with and care for patients with MCI or dementia during scans
Mini-courses for Residents, Technologists and Nurses
Focused primers to get you started or sharpen your current skills.
10 Self-paced Online Modules
Each module includes expert lectures, real clinical cases, and interactive quizzes.
Hands-on Training
Final onsite course with practical sessions and direct guidance from specialists
CME-Accredited
Earn certification as you learn and apply your skills in your professional development
Nuclear medicine physicians and residents
Technologists, radiographers, nurses
Neurologists, psychiatrists, referring clinicians
Researchers in cognitive and neurodegenerative disorders
Whether you’re new to brain imaging or seeking to refine your diagnostic approach—this course is for you.
May 2025:
Mini-course for Residents: How to Start Reading Brain Scans in Neurocognitive Disorders? (Access Now)
Mini-course for Techs and Nurses: The Value and Challenges of Brain SPECT in PET in Neurocognitive Disorders (Acess Now)
September 2025 - July 2026:
Release of monthly online modules
November 2026:
Final onsite course
Join a growing network of professionals improving diagnostic pathways for patients with neurocognitive disorders.
Sign up now and take the first step toward clearer imaging, better care, and more confident clinical decisions.
Sponsored by an educational grant by Eli-Lilly
European School of Multimodality Imaging & Therapy (ESMIT)
Schmalzhofgasse 26
1060 Vienna
Austria
phone +43 1 890 44 27
e-mail esmit@eanm.org
