Hans Roeland Poolman

Hans Roeland Poolman is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. His research focuses on radiation detector physics, particle physics, and nuclear physics with applications in medical imaging. He has contributed to advancements in timepix technology, spin-dependent scattering studies, and polarized gas target performance in storage rings.

Research Interests:
- Radiation Detection Technologies
- Nuclear Reaction Dynamics
- Electron Scattering Experiments
- Medical Imaging Applications via Hyperpolarized 3He

Recent publications highlight innovations in detector instrumentation and fundamental studies of subatomic particles. His work bridges experimental physics with practical applications in medical and industrial contexts.

Lectures and Activities: Delivered presentations on hyperpolarized 3He in 2000, focusing on MRI applications and physics advancements.