Steven Sebastian Seeger

Steven Sebastian Seeger is a researcher and Deputy Head of the Isotope Laboratory at the University of Lübeck. He holds a Dr.-Ing. (Doctor of Engineering) degree and specializes in medical imaging, biophysics, and 3D printing technologies.

• Deputy Head, Isotope Laboratory (2024–present)
• Research Associate, Institute of Medical Engineering (2019–2024)

Education:

• M.Sc. in Medical Engineering, University of Lübeck (2019)
• Dissertation: "Development and Characterization of a Dedicated PET Prototype for In-Vivo Imaging of Adult Zebrafish and Small Aquatic Animals" (2024)

Research Interests: Steven's work focuses on medical imaging technologies, particularly the development of PET prototypes for preclinical and small animal imaging. His innovative use of 3D printing enables the creation of radioactive phantoms, enhancing precision in emission tomography and radiation protection. His research also explores cellular processes through radioactive labeling, with applications in biophysics and neuroscience.

Recent Publications: Steven has published extensively on PET imaging, 3D-printed phantoms, and radiation safety, with key contributions in 2024 (5 publications) and 2023 (3 publications). His work bridges medical engineering and radiation physics, emphasizing preclinical applications in aquatic animal models.

Collaborations: Steven collaborates with experts in radiation safety, biomedical engineering, and medical imaging, contributing to the MERMAID and SAIL projects.