James Scuffham

Dr James Scuffham is an Associate Tutor in the School of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Surrey. His academic work is focused on medical physics, particularly in the areas of quantitative imaging, radiation dosimetry, and radiological emergency response. He collaborates extensively with researchers in nuclear medicine and oncology, contributing to advancements in imaging standardization and clinical applications of radiomics.

His research interests span Medical Physics, Radiation Dosimetry, Nuclear Medicine Imaging, SPECT/CT Quantitative Imaging, Radiomics, and Emergency Radiological Response. His work emphasizes improving accuracy and consistency in molecular radiotherapy dosimetry and leveraging imaging data for prognostic modeling in lung cancer.

The published articles reflect a strong focus on standardizing quantitative imaging protocols, particularly for lutetium-177 and iodine-131, and evaluating the clinical utility of texture analysis in oncology. His research also explores the adaptation of clinical gamma cameras for large-scale radiation screening, demonstrating practical solutions for public health emergencies.

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