QIMP “Quantitative Imaging and Medical Physics” was founded in 2013. The group is associated with a full professorship for “Physics of Medical Imaging – Hybrid Imaging” at the Med Uni Vienna.
The group comprises of a variety of academic and non-academic experts who are united by the intent to provide scientific support to improving healthcare for patients. We are engaged in applied research that helps to clinically anchor the concept of personalized medicine through the use of multi-modal imaging methods.
Hybrid Imaging Technology | Data Analytics | AI and quantum computing
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Thomas Beyer |
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Barbara Geist Nuclear Medicine | Ivo Rausch | Lalith Kumar Shyiam Sundar |
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July Alejandra Gonzalez Valladares | Marko Grahovac Nuclear Medicine | David Iommi | Hunor Kertesz |
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Denis Krajnc | Laszlo Papp | Clemens Spielvogel Nuclear Medicine |
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Sarit Alaev | Nicole Jurjew |
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Peter M. Schaffarich |
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Selected peer-reviewed publications
This guidance document on consensus recommendations on mandatory quality control processes for integrating dual-modality PET/MRI into clinical practice and research was put together by Alejandra Valladares, MSc as part of her engagement in the MSCA ITN “HYBRID” project (2017-21).
“Images are data, and data is knowledge.” This comprehensive introduction of the concept of holomics as the next frontier in clinically relevant data sciences was published by Laszlo Papp and colleagues in open access.
“Full quantification of metabolic rates of glucose (CMRGlc) is made possible with a fully automated pipeline built on integrated PET/MR data.” This high-level publication was one of the results of the thesis work of Lalith Shiyam Sundar who defended his PhD in 2019.