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Javier Caravaca Rodriguez

Javier Caravaca Rodriguez

I have a background in nuclear and particle physics, and expertise in particle detectors that I exploit to develop cutting-edge radiation detectors to improve current diagnosis and therapy techniques for a number of diseases, including cancer. My main interests are exploring novel designs for SPECT and PET systems to improve their performance and expand their range of application to other pathologies. In particular, I develop new SPECT detectors and image reconstruction techniques for gamma-ray imaging of alpha and beta-emitters therapeutic radionuclides like Ac-225, Th-227, or Lu-177, explore new avenues of exploiting Cherenkov light in TOF-PET, and spearhead Monte Carlo techniques to improve dosimetry in preclinical radiation therapy.

Education
  • PhD|Autonomous University of Barcelona, Cerdanyola del Vallès, Spain|2014

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