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José M. Benlloch is Full Professor (Tenure Research Scientist) at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). He worked (1987-1990, 1996-1998) in particle detectors at CERN (Geneva, Switzerland) and at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Chicago, USA, 1991-1995). His PhD thesis (1990) was on the first data taken by the DELPHI collaboration of the LEP accelerator at CERN, and determined indirectly the number of light neutrino generations and the top quark mass. Later, he was member of the CDF collaboration that discovered in 1995 the top quark, one of the 12 elementary particles that constitute matter. He worked as Staff member of the Massachussetts Institute of Technology (1991-1995) under the direction of Jerome Friedman (Nobel Laureate in Physics, 1990). In 1996 he comes back to CERN in order to perform research on radiation detectors in the groups of F. Sauli and T. Ypsilantis. When he returned to Spain in 1999, he started a research group on Medical Imaging. Since then, he has developed several medical imaging diagnostic devices based on the detection of gamma rays, X-rays, and magnetic resonance.
Coordinator of the EU MAMMI project (MAMmography with Molecular Imaging, 2007-2010). MAMMI developed a PET dedicated to the breast examination, with an unprecedented spatial resolution (1.5 mm), for the early diagnosis of cancer and therapy monitoring. Coordinator of the EU MINDView project (Multimodal Imaging of Neurological Disorders, 2011-2018), an innovative PET/MRI system dedicated to the brain examination in order to better understand the interplay between different neurotransmitter pathways and the activation of several areas in the brain, and ultimately to achieve a more precise and quantitative diagnosis of mental disorders. Currently coordinates the HISTO-MRI project (H2020 – Future Emerging Technologies Open), to develop an innovative MRI technology that will eventually allow the visualization of individual human neurons in vivo and in real time. He has also received an ERC Advanced Grant (4D-PET project) to develop a new PET scanner that stores the 3D position and time of each gamma ray interaction along its path.
Author of around 300 articles in international peer reviewed publications, with an H index of 76. Advisor of 10 PhD theses. Author of more than 20 patents related to imaging equipment for medical diagnosis. Founder and director of the Institute for Instrumentation in Molecular Imaging (I3M) in 2010. He received from Felipe VI, King of Spain, the National Research Award "Leonardo Torres Quevedo" in 2014, and from Juan Carlos I, former King of Spain, the "Rey Jaime I" award in 2008.
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Fernando Galve,Eduardo Pallás,Teresa Guallart-Naval, Pablo García-Cristóbal, Pablo Martínez,José M. Algarín,José Borreguero,Rubén Bosch, Francisco Juan-Lloris,José M. Benlloch,Joseba Alonso
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IEEE Transactions on Radiation and Plasma Medical Sciencesno. 99 (2024): 1-1
Scientific Reportsno. 1 (2023): 19997-1
SCIENTIFIC REPORTSno. 1 (2023): 1-1
SCIENTIFIC REPORTSno. 1 (2023)
BIOMEDICINE & PHARMACOTHERAPY (2023): 115882-115882
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON RADIATION AND PLASMA MEDICAL SCIENCESno. 8 (2023): 810-818
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON RADIATION AND PLASMA MEDICAL SCIENCESno. 8 (2023): 785-793
SCIENTIFIC REPORTSno. 1 (2023)
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