It is a pleasure to announce our very own Cassandra Miller to have won an NSERC Postgraduate Scholarships-Doctoral (PDG D) award, to pursue her PhD studies in “Monte Carlo Simulations of SPECT Imaging in Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy with Lu177 and Y90”.
Lecture at the University of Groningen on May 8, 2019 , entitled: “Does Dynamic PET Imaging have a Future in Clinical Oncologic Practice?”
Here’s a grand round talk delivered to UBC Department of Radiology, entitled: “What is Radiomics? What is Radiogenomics? And What is Their Relationship to Machine Learning and Deep Learning?” (Oct 17, 2018).
Here’s a podcast interview at the annual meeting of SNMMI on radiomics:
We are excited to have Julia Brosch visiting us from LMU (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich). Julia obtained her BSc (physics) in 2014 (thesis: multi-phase tracer kinetics in Lutetium-177-DOTATATE therapy of NETs for optimized kidney dosimetry) and MSc (medical physics) in 2017 (thesis: dosimetric approaches for Yttrium-90 SIRT based on quantitative SPECT and PET images).
After 13 years at Johns Hopkins University, our lab is moving to Vancouver in July!
Finally, there is a vendor product (FlowMotion Multiparametric PET by Siemens) that enables dynamic whole-body PET including parametric imaging.
Our book has now been finally published: “Nuclear Medicine Physics: The Basics” (Paperback)
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