Advanced imaging technologies: - For diagnosis, treatment, and elucidating pathophysiology of diseases

Research Research programs Advanced imaging technologies:

Our purpose

Our aim is to lead the development of innovative imaging technologies for better diagnosis, a better understanding of disease processes, and monitoring and developing personalized, safe, and effective treatment strategies.

Goals

See some of the most important goals for this research program.

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Goals

To explore, develop, validate, implement and valorize imaging-based innovations within the clinical imaging modalities to keep healthcare sustainable while improving longevity and quality of life.

Research groups contributing to this research program

Advanced x-ray imaging methods

Ioannis Sechopoulos's research group specializes in research on novel image acquisition, processing and analysis in diagnostic x-ray based imaging, particularly for breast and body computed tomography.

AI in thoracic oncology

Colin Jacobs's research group investigates how to develop robust and trustworthy artificial intelligence algorithms for medical imaging in the field of lung cancer, how to validate these algorithms in clinical practice, and how we can have the most impact with AI in healthcare.

Anatomy

Amanda Kiliaan's research group studies (cerebro)vascular risk factors for AD (hypertension, stroke, cSVD, obesity) using innovative neuroimaging and cognitive/motor tests, from mouse models to postmortem human brain and morbid obesity.

Spokesperson

dr. Frank Nijsen

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