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Searchresult: Translational Molecular Imaging
Our Research To this end, we are pursuing the approach of translating current scientific concepts to diagnostics. These include novel magnetic resonance methods such as spin hyperpolarization and…
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Searchresult: Translational Radiotheranostics
What drives us ? At the heart of our research lies the Targeted Radionuclide Therapy (TRNT), an innovative method of fighting cancer. In TRNT, selective binding motifs transport radionuclides to…
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Searchresult: Multiparametric methods for early detection of prostate cancer
Our Research Prostate cancer poses a significant challenge due to its varying aggressiveness and progression. This underscores the urgent need for novel molecular markers and integrated diagnostic…
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Searchresult: Medical Image Computing
Our Research As an initiator and co-coordinator of the Helmholtz Imaging Platform (HIP) we pursue cutting-edge developments at the core of computer science, with applications in but also beyond…
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Searchresult: Radiooncology / Radiobiology
Our Research The multidisciplinary work of our group, involving clinicians, biologists, bioinformaticians and physicists, is driving innovation from basic biology to clinical trials, advanced…
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Searchresult: Translational Radiation Oncology
Our Research The team has consistently contributed to the key translational developments in this field. The emergence of raster scanning particle therapy (protons and heavier ions) via establishment…
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Searchresult: Intelligent Medical Systems
Our Research Currently, patient outcome is heavily influenced by the surgical team's experience, with many potential complications being avoidable. To address such major socioeconomic problems and…
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Searchresult: Biomedical Physics in Radiation Oncology
Our Research Present research priorities Ultra-high-dose-rate (UHDR) radiotherapy, or FLASH-RT, is a novel technology involving the use of ultra-fast delivery of radiotherapy treatment at dose-rates…
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Searchresult: X-Ray Imaging and Computed Tomography
Our Research Today, the most modern clinical scanners perform up to four rotations per second and thereby simultaneously acquire up to 320 slices that cover a 50 centimeter diameter field of…
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Searchresult: Functional imaging in surgical oncology
Our Research In fluorescence imaging, infrared light in combination with special dyes causes tissue, vessels or body fluids to glow. Until now, this non-invasive method has worked with infrared…