Sergio Curto Ramos

Sergio Curto Ramos is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiotherapy at Erasmus MC, a leading academic medical center in the Netherlands. His work bridges engineering and clinical oncology, focusing on innovative thermal and electromagnetic therapies for cancer treatment.

His research interests lie at the intersection of biomedical engineering and radiation oncology. He actively contributes to advancing hyperthermia treatment planning, dielectric characterization of biological tissues, and the development of integrated thermobrachytherapy systems. His work emphasizes precision, safety, and the translation of engineering solutions into clinical practice.

The recent trend in his publications shows a strong focus on electromagnetic-tissue interactions, particularly in designing tools for deep hyperthermia and validating phantom materials that mimic human tissue for testing. His research leverages interdisciplinary collaboration across physics, engineering, and medicine to improve cancer therapy outcomes.

While no formal awards are listed in the provided text, his contributions are evident through high-impact peer-reviewed publications and active participation in IEEE conferences and journals in medical biophysics and oncology. His collaborative network includes prominent researchers in medical physics and hyperthermia.

Dr. Curto Ramos advises students and researchers in the domain of medical physics and hyperthermia, though specific names are not disclosed. His work is supported by institutional and likely national or EU-level grants related to cancer innovation and medical device development.

He is involved in research teams focused on thermal therapy planning, antenna design for medical applications, and preclinical validation of novel oncology devices, working within Erasmus MC’s broader oncology and medical physics ecosystem.