11–14 May 2026
Valencia Hotel Las Arenas
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Session 9: PSMR-Overview & Detectors

13 May 2026, 08:30
Valencia Hotel Las Arenas

Valencia Hotel Las Arenas

C/ d'Eugènia Viñes, 22, 24, Poblados Marítimos, 46011 Valencia, Spain

Conveners

Session 9: PSMR-Overview & Detectors

  • Roger Lecomte

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  1. Nicola Belcari
    13/05/2026, 08:30

    PSMR introductory talk

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  2. Dr Jorge Roser (Institute of Medical Engineering, Universität zu Lübeck)
    13/05/2026, 09:00

    Including inter-crystal scattering (ICS) events in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) can be beneficial in low-count scenarios such as small-animal imaging, where sensitivity is a limiting factor. To this end, conventional ICS-recovery techniques typically aim to identify the original line of response, usually with insufficient success rates. We have recently proposed a new physics-based...

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  3. Dr Fiammetta Pagano (Instituto de Instrumentación para Imagen Molecular (i3M) – CSIC)
    13/05/2026, 09:20

    PET image quality depends on accurately determining the lines of response, which requires precise 3D localization of annihilation photon interactions within the detectors. In pixelated crystal arrays, spatial resolution is inherently limited by crystal size and can only be improved by increasing granularity, at significant cost. Monolithic and semi-monolithic arrays overcome this by inferring...

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  4. Marco Pizzichemi (Universita Milano-Bicocca (IT) and CERN)
    13/05/2026, 09:40

    The growing importance of theranostics and research with long‑lived isotopes demands imaging systems far more sensitive than standard PET or SPECT. Many emerging isotopes lie outside current detector capabilities, resulting in low sensitivity, high background, and poor quantification, as seen with $^{90}$Y verification and $^{124}$I or $^{89}$Sr imaging. The Multiple Emission Tomography (MET)...

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  5. Thore Meyer (Chair of Imaging & Computer Vision, RWTH Aachen University)
    13/05/2026, 10:00

    A prevailing trend in PET development is the use
    of smaller SiPMs to achieve higher spatial resolution. However,
    the resulting increase in SiPM quantity places a heavier burden
    on the processing hardware. To address this without requiring
    upgrades to the underlying readout electronics, multiple SiPM
    signals can be multiplexed into a single channel. This approach is
    utilized in the...

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