Prof. Dr. Tobias Bäuerle

Institute of Radiology

Carcinogenesis and inflammation induce processes of tumor and immune cells that interact with the local microenvironment and may have systemic impact resulting in distant metastasis or a systemic response on inflammation, respectively. The primary area of research is to assess these processes by multimodal imaging on the translational and clinical level including MRI, CT, PET, ultrasound, and optical imaging.

Research projects

  • The aim of our group is to develop novel imaging techniques for the assessment of tumor growth, metastasis, and inflammatory processes for translational purposes in preclinical models and patients
  • To assess quantitative parameters in local and systemic disease
  • To implement machine learning algorithms for integration of large amounts of imaging data to detect, diagnose or predict oncologic or inflammatory disease.

Current projects

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Recent publications

2023

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