The Positron Emission Tomography (PET) technique is a relatively new imaging technique of significant importance for clinical diagnostics. It is widely used in the imaging of cancer, but the areas of application are extended by cardiology, neurology and metabolic diseases. At the same time, PET is used in science, designing new drugs, studying the molecular mechanisms of diseases, and assessing the effectiveness of therapy. The complexity of the process requires the combination of knowledge from various fields and interdisciplinary cooperation at all stages. During the lecture will be presented the results of such joint activities, carried out in groups and on the infrastructure of the Ochota Campus.
