Staffan Holmin

Staffan Holmin is a researcher at Karolinska Institutet and Karolinska University Hospital, leading a group focused on clinical and translational research in neuroimaging, nuclear medicine, and vascular interventions. His work bridges technical innovation with medical applications, including pediatric neuroradiology, stroke thrombectomy, and radiotracer development.

• Collaborations: Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) for prototype design; Physics of Medical Imaging group for CT advancements.
• Research Highlights: Clinically relevant stroke models (M2CAO), vascular wall penetration catheters, endovascular biopsy techniques, and preclinical imaging at KERIC core facility.

Key Trends in Publications: Holmin's recent articles emphasize thrombectomy outcomes, radiotracer validation, MRI/PET imaging, and endovascular device innovation for stroke and cardiovascular applications. Collaborative projects span 2016-2023, reflecting sustained interdisciplinary work.

Laboratory & Facilities: His group utilizes state-of-the-art preclinical imaging (micro-PET, 9.4T MRI) and translational models for stroke, inflammation, and cancer research.