Lucien Widmer

Lucien Widmer is a Researcher at the University of Fribourg, Faculty of Science and Medicine, within the Medicine Section. His research focuses on medical imaging, radiology, and oncology, with particular emphasis on MRI protocols, abdominal imaging, and artificial intelligence applications in radiology. He has contributed to studies on colorectal cancer recurrence, pancreatic neoplasms, and vascular interventions. Widmer actively participates in academic conferences, presenting on topics like AI in radiology and MRI advancements.

Teaching Responsibilities include courses such as Radiologie II, Introduction to Medical Imaging, and Morphological and Functional Foundations of Systems Ib at both Bachelor and Master levels. His work bridges clinical practice and research, addressing challenges in diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology.

Recent publications highlight innovations in abbreviated MRI protocols, chylous leak management, and endovascular treatments. His research spans over a decade, with contributions to understanding hepatic infections and vascular stent complications. Widmer’s expertise is reflected in his involvement with interdisciplinary teams and institutes under the Faculty of Science and Medicine.