Dr. Jean François Carrier

Biography

Jean-François Carrier is a distinguished professor in the Department of Physics at the Université de Montréal, specializing in medical physics and oncology. His research focuses on improving radiation oncology treatments, particularly in leveraging advanced imaging techniques and dosimetry methods. He directs a research group consisting of graduate students and interns, facilitating their involvement in clinical settings, particularly at the Hôpital Notre-Dame du CHUM. Research initiatives under his guidance include optimizing imaging techniques like dynamic myocardial PET imaging and utilizing Monte Carlo simulations for dose calculation in brachytherapy. Carrier also plays an important role in teaching and supervising doctoral and master's candidates, emphasizing the importance of practical applications in clinical environments. He has a strong record of securing research funding for numerous projects, focusing on innovative solutions in medical physics. With his extensive background, Carrier contributes significantly to the advancement of both theoretical and applied medical physics, influencing practices in radiation therapy and imaging across various cancer treatments.

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