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Press releases<\/strong>
1)<\/strong> Article in Science about J-PET leaders<\/a>
Article in Science about J-PET leaders.pdf<\/a>

2)<\/strong> News reports on J-PET on nationwide Polish TV (TVN)
Zesp\u00f3\u0142 na Uniwersytecie Jagiello\u0144skim zbudowa\u0142 przeno\u015bny tomograf J-PET<\/a>

3)<\/strong> News report on J-PET scanner tests at the University Hospital on TVP Krak\u00f3w.
The main edition of Kronika TVP Krak\u00f3w on April 16, 2024, featured a report on the clinical trials of the J-PET scanner at the University Hospital. link<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Scientific publications<\/strong>
J-PET technology is developed by the research group at the Jagiellonian University (Department of Experimental Particle Physics and Applications – Homepage<\/a>).

Here 3 out of more than 100 scientific publications are listed:

\u2217<\/mo>*<\/annotation><\/semantics><\/math> Positronium imaging with the novel multiphoton PET scanner
Science Advances 7 (2021) eabh4394<\/a>

\u2217<\/mo>*<\/annotation><\/semantics><\/math> Positronium image of the human brain in vivo
Science Advances 10 (2024) eadp2840<\/a>

\u2217<\/mo>*<\/annotation><\/semantics><\/math> Nonmaximal entanglement of photons from positron-electron annihilation demonstrated using a novel plastic PET scanner
Science Advances 11 (2025) eads3046<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Conference presentations<\/strong>
J-PET technology and research results using J-PET technology were presented at more than 100 invited conference talks and posters.

Here three selected examples are given:

\u2217<\/mo>*<\/annotation><\/semantics><\/math> 2025: Invited plenary lecture entitled \u201c Jagiellonian PET: Democratizing access to positron emission tomography with low-cost, modular, lightweight, and portable PET scanners based on plastic scintillators <\/em>\u201c
at the congress of the Japanese Society of Nuclear Medicine
The 65th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Japanese Society of Nuclear Medicine \/ The 45th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Nuclear Medicine Technology<\/a>

\u2217<\/mo>*<\/annotation><\/semantics><\/math> 2024: Invited lecture entitled \u201cNew instrumentation and detector design in molecular imaging \u201c at the 5 th European Congress of Medical Physics
ECMP: European Congress of Medical Physics Joint Conference of the DGMP, \u00d6GMP & SGSMP<\/a>

\u2217<\/mo>*<\/annotation><\/semantics><\/math> 2024: Professor Pawe\u0142 Moskal won the award for the best presentation at the Total-Body PET 2024 – TBPET2024 conference, awarded by the European Societies for Molecular Imaging (ESMI).
His presentation titled Constructing total-body JPET: 250 cm long multi-photon PET from plastic scintillators <\/em>was devoted to the project of building a whole-body PET tomograph from plastic scintillators.
The prototype of this device was first used for clinical imaging at the University Hospital in Krakow and at the University Medical Center of the Medical University of Warsaw.
The conference took place in Groningen at the FORUM cultural center between September 19 and 21. More than 220 scientists and clinicians from around the world took part in it, including research groups cooperating with the only manufacturers of long-axis field imaging (LAFOV) PET tomographs: United Imaging and Siemens Healthineers and GE HealthCare.
Professor Pawe\u0142 Moskal presented to participants the vision of making molecular imaging technology available also in low- and middle-income countries, not only by producing economical PET tomographs made of plastic, but also by producing more accessible radionuclides for imaging (scandium-44 isotope).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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