Guillem Pratx

Associate Professor
Radiation Oncology
Home Program: Biomedical Physics
Research
Categories: Cancer Biology, Other
Interests: cancer, metabolism, metastasis, quantitative and analytical modeling
Opportunities
Location: On-Site
Duration: 2+ Years
Career Stage of Trainees: Predoctorate, Postdoctorate
Available now
Funding
Diversity Supplement: National Institutes of Health
Eligible Grant: R01
Associated Institute: NCI
Our goal of the Physical Oncology Lab is to develop tools for accelerating cancer research and improving cancer care. We create entirely new technologies that blends traditional medical physics concepts with recent advances in biomedical engineering to address unanswered needs in cancer imaging and therapy. The methods we have developed so far can track metastasis in vivo, grow and image tumor models in the lab, and enhance radiation treatments while mitigating side effects. We employ a variety of physical and engineering approaches to achieve our goal, including advanced imaging, optics, sensing, computing, and microfabrication.