Simone Dalm

Dr. Simone Dalm is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Radiology & Nuclear Medicine, Erasmus MC, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Their research focuses on molecular imaging and targeted radionuclide theranostics, particularly in oncology. Key areas include radiopharmaceutical development for FAP and GRPR receptors, preclinical model validation, and improving tumor targeting efficacy. Dalm has authored/co-authored over 56 publications and actively supervises research projects. Their work integrates in vitro/ex vivo evaluations with clinical translation studies, emphasizing reproducibility and translational impact.

Research interests span radiopharmaceutical chemistry, targeted therapy optimization, and the application of PET/SPECT imaging in cancer diagnosis. Notable contributions include neurotensin analogue stabilization strategies and comparative studies of radioisotopes in therapeutic contexts.

Collaborations involve multidisciplinary teams addressing challenges in theranostic agent development. Over 140 academic readers and multiple news outlets have engaged with their work, highlighting its relevance in advancing nuclear medicine practices.