Joyce van Sluis

Joyce van Sluis is a prominent researcher in medical imaging and nuclear medicine, specializing in PET/CT technologies. Her work focuses on advancing diagnostic capabilities in oncology, cardiovascular diseases, and trauma surgery through innovative imaging techniques. She has contributed to studies on bone healing assessment, radiation dosimetry, and immunotherapy biomarker analysis, demonstrating expertise in both clinical and technical aspects of medical imaging.

Key research areas include Positron Emission Tomography (PET) applications, long axial field of view PET/CT systems, and parametric imaging solutions for dynamic scans. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges medical physics, oncology, and cardiovascular medicine.

Van Sluis has actively participated in academic dissemination, such as the 2023 webinar on Total Body PET harmonization. Her research outputs (40+ publications) reflect collaboration with institutions globally, addressing technical challenges in imaging technology and clinical applications.