Michalis F Georgiou

Michalis F Georgiou, Ph.D., serves as Clinical Professor of Radiology and Director of Medical Nuclear Physics, Quality and Safety within the Department of Radiology. His dual leadership roles bridge clinical practice with technical oversight in nuclear medicine operations.

His research program integrates medical physics and artificial intelligence to advance nuclear medicine applications. Key focus areas include radiopharmaceutical development, precision dosimetry for radiotherapy, and AI-driven image analysis for oncology and neurology applications. His work demonstrates consistent innovation in translating computational methods to clinical nuclear medicine workflows.

Publication trends (2020-2025) reveal three dominant themes: (1) AI optimization of radiation therapy dosimetry across multiple cancer types, (2) development of quantitative SPECT/CT imaging protocols for treatment response prediction, and (3) interdisciplinary frameworks for radiopharmaceutical clinic operations. His most cited work involves 3D convolutional neural networks for lung segmentation and Yttrium-90 microsphere therapy dosimetry validation.

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