Consortium Participants
The RAINBOW Consortium includes 8 Beneficiaries and 7 Partner organizations, advisors and clinical experts listed below. See below all the consortium participants.
See also these separate lists of the consortium's
- Early Stage Researchers
- Scientists in charge, Twitter/Research Gate and Communication Officers in each organisation
Beneficiaries
Link to Aalborg University's website
Hamed Shayestehpour
Early Stage Researcher, AAU, project 5
Hamed Shayestehpour received the BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran in 2015 and 2017, respectively. His research interests include Biomechanics, Biomedical and Rehabilitation Engineering, Design, Simulation and Modelling. His hobbies are sport, painting and travelling.
Information on Hamed's project available here
Contact: hs@mp.aau.dk
John Rasmussen
Professor; AAU's RAINBOW Scientist in charge
John Rasmussen is a professor of biomechanics at Aalborg University. His research is aimed both at solid mechanics, biomechanics, biomedical engineering and sports engineering. The research influenced the theoretical field of structural optimization in the late 1980’ies by applying the finite element method as the analysis engine, thus enabling optimization of practical structures rather than academic examples. In the late 1990’ies, he formed the AnyBody Research Project at Aalborg University, which he is still heading. One of the aims of the project is to develop methods for analysing the biomechanics of the human body involving bones, joints, muscles and tendons. This research contributes to the treatment of osteoarthritis, general disability and to optimization of sports performances. John Rasmussen was educated at Aalborg University, where he graduated as a Master of Science in 1986, and three years later he received the PhD degree in computer-aided engineering. In addition to his academic work, John Rasmussen is involved in the private sector as chief executive officer at AnyBody Technology A/S from 2001 to 2008 and subsequently the CTO of the same company.
Further profile information on John Rasmussen available here.
Contact: jr@mp.aau.dk
Karina Kjeldgaard Ludvigsen
Senior Secretary; AAU's RAINBOW Communication Officer
Providing assistance to John Rasmussen regarding the RAINBOW project. Specialised in project administration since 2011 at AAU and have experience in different kinds of research foundations.
Further profile information on Karina Kjeldgaard Ludvigsen available here
Contact: kkl@mp.aau.dk
Link to Cardiff University's website
Ehsan Mikaeili
Early Stage Researcher, project 14
Ehsan Mikaeili graduated in civil engineering from Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran in 2016 . His researches focus on computational solid mechanics and poro-mechanics, image registration and developing advanced numerical techniques in biomechanics.
Information on Ehsan's project avaliable here
Contact: mikaeilie@cardiff.ac.uk
Pierre Kerfriden
Senior Lecturer; Cardiff's RAINBOW Scientist in charge
Profile information on Pierre Kerfriden available here
Contact: kerfridenp@cardiff.ac.uk
Christopher Matthews
Administrative Officer
Profile information on Christopher Matthews available here
Sian Jones
European Officer Support
Profile information on Sian Jones available here
Keith Sexton
European Officer
Patricia Alcañiz
Early Stage Researcher, GMV, project 10
Patricia is a PhD fellow in Computer Science at the University of Rey Juan Carlos (URJC,ES) and a researcher at GMV in Spain working on the RAINBOW project titled “Optimization-Based Fusion of Surgical Planning Data for Intraoperative Navigation”. She obtained her master’s degree in Medical Physics from Université Paris Sud in 2019. She also obtained her bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from Polytechnic University of Valencia in 2016. Focusing on the field of intraoperative navigation, her work within the RAINBOW project involves optimization for fusion of preoperative planning data by biomechanical simulation and development of virtual deformable models.
Information on Patricia's project here
Contact: palcaniz@gmv.com
Carlos Illana
Advanced Healthcare Technology Product Manager; GMV's RAINBOW Scientist in charge
Carlos Illana is radiance product manager within the products and new developments unit of GMV Soluciones Globales internet S.A.U. Carlos Illana started working for GMV in the satellite navigation systems field. He started in 2004 the healthcare market strategy of the group of companies and since then he has coordinated a group of teams leading R&D, product development and specifically within radiance products line, business development, marketing and sales.
Contact: cillana@gmv.com
Vasileios Krokos
Early Stage Researcher, Synopsys, project 15
Vasilis is a PhD student at the university of Cardiff and he is also working as an R&D engineer at Synopsys. He is working on the RAINBOW project titled "Data-driven multiscale computational modelling in biomechanics", where he tries to combine machine learning techniques with the sophisticated image processing and mesh generation software of Synopsys towards performing cost-effective crack propagation simulations on soft and hard tissue. He obtained his Diploma degree from the School of Chemical Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens. His Diploma Thesis belongs in the field of wetting and focuses at the improvement of supehydrophobic surfaces through surface patterning using numerical methods. During the last year of his Diploma studies, he competed at the international synthetic biology competition iGEM as part of the iGEM Athens 2018 team, where as head of the dry-lab performed MFE secondary structure calculations and used neural networks to create riboswitches with optimal functionality for the detection of the MERS virous.
Information on Vasileios' project here
Contact: vasilis.krokos@synopsys.com
Antoine Perney
Early Stage Researcher, Synopsys, project 12
Information on Antoine's project here
Contact: Antoine.Perney@synopsys.com
Viet Bui Xuan
R&D Manager of the Simpleware Product Group at Synopsys, SYN's Scientist in charge and IPR Manager of RAINBOW
Viet Bui Xuan is R&D Manager of the Simpleware Product Group at Synopsys. After obtaining his degree at ENSEIRB (Bordeaux, France), Viet joined Professor Philippe Young's research team at the University of Exeter (UK) where he obtained a PhD exploring imaging methods in the context of Finite Element mesh generation. After several years in algorithm development (image processing and meshing) and general desktop application development at then Simpleware Ltd, Viet took on managerial responsibilities as the team grew, working with software developers from multiple backgrounds and with a wide range of interests. In 2016, Simpleware Ltd. was acquired by Synopsys, Inc., one of the world’s largest software companies. The success of the software has been recognised by multiple patents, Queen’s Awards for Innovation and International Trade and an Institute of Physics Innovation Award. Simpleware software has a worldwide customer base in areas such as life sciences, materials and manufacturing.
Information on the IPR manager role here
Contact: viet.buixuan@synopsys.com
Rita Vaz Haley
Project Manager and SYNOPSYS' RAINBOW Communication Officer
Profile information TBA.
Contact: Rita.VazHaley@synopsys.com
Link to Universidad Rey Juan Carlos' website
Zhongyun He
Early Stage Researcher, URJC, project 11
Zhongyun is a Ph.D. fellow in the Multimodal Simulation Lab (MSLab) under the Department of Computer Science of URJC. He has been trained as a biomedical engineer under the cooperative master program of Vrije Universiteit Brussel(VUB) and Gent Universiteit (Ugent). He accomplished his master dissertation in the university hospital of Leuven (UZ Leuven) and VUB on the topic of the proton therapy. In the rainbow project, his research will mainly focus on the development of toolkits for real-time biomechanic simulation, which is intended to be applied to surgical planning. Information on Zhongyun's project here. Contact: zhongyun.he@urjc.es
Kate Kardash
Early Stage Researcher, project 9
Profile information TBA.
Information on Kate's project here
Contact: kateryna.kardash@urjc.es
Christos Koutras
Early Stage Researcher, project 7
Christos is a PhD fellow in the Multimodal Simulation Lab (MSLab) in the Department of Computer Science of URJC. He obtained his Diploma in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in the Department of Mechanical Engineering in 2017. In 2018 he was working as a Research Assistant in the Machine Dynamics lab of AUTH. In the rainbow project, his research will mainly focus on the inverse modelling of the spine for scoliosis brace design.
Information on Christos' project here
Contact: christos.koutras@urjc.es
Miguel Otaduy
Professor; URJC's RAINBOW Scientist in charge
Miguel Otaduy is professor of Computer Science at URJC since 2008. He obtained his PhD at the University of North Carolina in 2004, and worked for three years as senior researcher at ETH Zurich. He is known for his work in computer graphics and computational haptics, with a focus on simulation models and computational design methods. He has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant and an ERC Consolidator Grant, and is the author of more than 100 publications.
Further profile information on Migual Otaduy available here
Contact: miguel.otaduy@urjc.es
Jésus Rodriguez
Co-supervisor
Profile information on Jésus Rodriguez available here
Contact: jesus.prod@gmail.com
Jessica Clavijo
Project Manager and URJC's RAINBOW Communication Officer
Profile information TBA.
Contact: Jessica.illera@urjc.es
Maria Antonia Rodriguez Tato
European Project Officer
Presentation TBA.
Contact: maria.rodriguez.tato@urjc.es
Link to University of Copenhagen's website
Faezeh Moshfeghifar
Early Stage Researcher, project 1
Faezeh Moshfeghifar is a biomedical engineer focused on image-based numerical modeling and analysis. She completed her master's degree in Biomedical Engineering at the KU Leuven working on the biomechanical characterization of human mitral valve. Within the scope of the RAINBOW project, she will study the potential of computational medicine and ICT to arrive at patient-specific hip growth models for clinical use.
Further profile information on Faezeh Moshfeghifar available here
Information on Faezeh's project here
Contact: famo@di.ku.dk
Thomas Alscher
Early Stage Researcher, Region H, project 2. ESR representative in the Supervisor Board
Thomas is a PhD fellow at the University of Copenhagen (UCPH) and enrolled in UCPH Science Doctoral School. He is working on the RAINBOW project titled "Simulation Constrained Image Registration". Thomas obtained his Bachelor of science degree 2017 in Biomedical Engineering at University of Applied Sciences in Regensburg, Germany, with focus on experimental biomechanics. He continued his studies at University of Applied Sciences in Regensburg, Germany, and obtained his Master of science degree 2019 in Medical Engineering, with focus on computational biomechanics and gait analysis. The Master thesis evaluated the stress center movement in the tibial epiphyseal plate of cerebal palsy patients during walking, using methods of motion capture, musculoskeletal computation and FEA. Thomas Alscher is elected ESR representative to the supervisor board for Spring 2019 and 2020.
Information on Thomas' project here
Contact: alscher@di.ku.dk
José Tascon
Early Stage Researcher, project 4
José Tascon received his B.S. of Electronics Engineering in 2010, and M.Eng major in Automation in 2014 from Universidad del Valle, Colombia. His master thesis "Floor plans from 3D reconstruction of indoor environments" dealt with registration problems with RGB-D cameras. In 2015, José joined the Colombian Sugar Cane Research Center (Cenicaña), where he worked as a research leader in process control of sugar mills. He also worked as a lecturer in 2015 of digital signal processing at Universidad ICESI, Colombia. His work experience and research interests are computer vision, industrial automation and process control. Within the scope of the RAINBOW project, he will be working on his project “Real-time Physically-based Registration of Pre- and Intra-operative Medical Images", within the area of registration problems in computer vision.
Further profile information on José Tascon available here
Information on José's project here
Contact: jota@di.ku.dk
Kenny Erleben
Associate Professor, Scientist in charge and coordinator of RAINBOW
Kenny Erleben is associate professor at UCPH since 2011. His main research area is computational contact mechanics. He has worked on photon differentials, computational fluid dynamics with deformable simplicial complexes and has experience in creating, maintaining and running open source software (OpenTissue). He is main author of a well-known and used textbook in computer animation research field and has more than 80 published papers. He is actively serving on SCA & Vriphys conference steering committees. From 2011-13 he was the head of the Science Research School at UCPH. Contributing to the training of over 30 PhD students. He has personally supervised 4 PhDs and mentored 3 post docs. From 2012-15 he served as Deputy head of department, increasing quality of educations, managing teaching resources, daily management of researchers' teaching obligations, and responsible for increasing yearly brutto income for the department to €7M.
Further profile information on Kenny Erleben available here
Contact: kenny@di.ku.dk
Sune Darkner
Associate Professor, Personal Data Manager of RAINBOW
Sune Darkner is associate professor at KU since 2012. His main research topic is medical image. He work mainly on neuro-imaging data such as MRI and PET. He has published more than 40 journal and conference papers, has co-organized workshops under MICCAI. He will contribute with his expertise on image registration and the statistics on shapes and deformations in relation to simulation of soft tissue. He is currently co-supervising 1 PhD, 2 others finished primo 2015. Finally, he has entrepreneurship experience from co-founding several consulting companies and working as consultant for a range of OMXC20 companies in Denmark.
Further profile information on Sune Darkner available here
Information on the Personal Data manager role here
Contact: darkner@di.ku.dk
Sarah Niebe
Visual Computing Engineer and part of RAINBOW coordinator team, RAINBOW Female Career Mentor Network Chair
Information on the role as Female Career Mentor Network Chair here
In 2013, Sarah obtained her PhD from UCPH under the supervision of RAINBOW coordinator Kenny Erleben. She worked as a Postdoc researcher for 1½ year before initiating a career first in the private sector and currently in the Alexandra Institute, a non-profit Approved Technology Service Institute making technological knowledge and developments available to the Danish business community and industry. While holding her university position, Sarah was involved in the start-up of the DIKU business Club, which aims at relation building between UCPH’s computer science researchers/students and Danish businesses. She has been part of the organisor teams of VRIPHYS and the Symposium on Computer Animation (SCA) 2014 i Copenhagen and she has communicated her research to the press, e.g.: press communication example 1, press communication example 2 and press communication example 3.
Sarah’s broad work experience and network in the research and business sector makes her an ideal female career mentor and chairperson. By her own example, she will be able to illustrate possible career paths for female computer scientists and draw on insights into challenges and opportunities associated with pursuing a career in academia as well as in the business sector. As a mentor, she will draw on her experiences as supervisor of numerous students writing projects / theses and also on her insights from the formal pedagogical and didactic training she has received at UCPH.
Contact: sarah.niebe@alexandra.dk
Anne Oftebro-Svendsen
Senior EU Liaison Officer
Legal EU advisor of RAINBOW. Specialised in contract negotiations, administration and reporting within EU's research and innovation programmes.
Further profile information on Anne Oftebro-Svendsen
Contact: anne.svendsen@adm.ku.dk
Christine Andersen
Research Consultant; UCPH's RAINBOW Communication Officer
Administrative Project Manager of RAINBOW. Employed at UCPH since 2009; specialised in research facilitation since 2014.
Further profile information on Christine Andersen
Contact: c.s.andersen@di.ku.dk
Link to Université du Luxembourg's website
Saurabh Deshpande
Early Stage Researcher, project 8
Saurabh received his integrated bachelor's and master's degree in mechanical engineering from IIT Madras, India. Currently, he is a PhD fellow in department of Computational and Data Sciences at the University of Luxembourg, he is being supervised by Prof. Stephane Bordas. Within the scope of RAINBOW framework, he is working towards the development of data-centric numerical models to simulate soft tissue cuts in real-time; with its particular applications for eye surgery. Before joining RAINBOW, he has worked for the Indian Space Research Organisation as a scientist/engineer for two years. Additionally, Saurabh is passionate about sports, music, and entrepreneurship.
Saurabh's Linkedin profile can be found here
Information on Saurrabh's project is available here
Contact: saurabh.deshpande@uni.lu
Arnaud Mazier
Early Stage Researcher, UL, ESR Project 6
Arnaud is a PhD fellow in Computer Science at the University of Luxembourg and a researcher at Anatoscope Montpellier in France. Within the scope of the RAINBOW project, he will study the “Breast modelling and simulation for better cancer treatment". He obtained his master’s degree in Mechanical and Interactions Engineering from Ecole Polytechnique universitaire de Montpellier in 2018. Focusing on the field of real time simulation, his work within the RAINBOW project involves breast modelling to patient specific data followed by biomechanical simulation to switch from prone to supine position.
Further profile information on Arnaud Mazier available here
Information on Arnaud Mazier's project available here
Further project information here
Contact: Arnaud.Mazier@uni.lu
Milad Zeraatpisheh
Early Stage Researcher, project 13
Milad holds a master degree in Mechanical engineering from Sharif university of technology. He currently pursues his PhD at University of Luxembourg. Milad is working on "Identifying Patient Specific Material Models and Parameters using Adjoint-based Inverse Modelling approaches: Model selection and parameter identification on phantom gels".
Information on Milad's project is available here
Contact: Milad.zeraatpisheh@uni.lu
Stéphane Bordas
Professor, UL's Scientist in charge and Training Manager of RAINBOW
Profile information on Stéphane Bordas is available here
Information on the Training manager role here
Contact: stephane.bordas@uni.lu
Jack Hale
Research Scientist
Profile information on Jack Hale available here
Contact: jack.hale@uni.lu
Lars Beex
Research Associate
Profile information on Lars Beex available here
Contact: lars.beex@uni.lu
Paula Souza
Research Facilitator; UL's RAINBOW Communication Officer
Profile information on Paula Souza available here
Contact: paula.souza@uni.lu
Torkan Gholamalizadeh
Early Stage Researcher, project 5
Torkan is a PhD fellow in Computer Science at the University of Copenhagen and a researcher at 3Shape A/S in Denmark working on the RAINBOW project titled Dynamic Jaw Simulator. She obtained her master’s degree in Computer Engineering from Istanbul Technical University in 2018 where she developed machine learning and computer vision algorithms for sensory substitution systems. She also obtained her bachelor’s degree in Information Technology from University of Tabriz in 2014 working on object detection in visual sensor networks. Focusing on the field of medical image analysis, her work within the RAINBOW project involves modeling tooth movement based on fusing spatiotemporal, interface-tracking meshing methods with 3D geometry and motion data obtained from the 3Shape TRIOS intraoral scanners.
Information on Torkan's project here
Contact: torkan.gholamalizadeh@3shape.com
Peter Søndergaard
Lead for the Orthodontics Technology Team, 3Shape's RAINBOW Scientist in charge
Peter Søndergaard is team lead for the Orthodontics Technology Team at 3Shape A/S. The team specializes in research and development of algorithmic and machine learning solutions to orthodontic problems, maturing new ideas into medically validated, production quality code.
Peter has a M.Sc. and ph.d. from DTU in mathematics, specifically time-frequency analysis and wavelet theory. He has worked 5 years as a post.doc, assoc. prof. and group leader at the Centre for Applied Hearing Research (DTU, Lyngby) and Austrian Academy of Sciences (Vienna, Austria) investigating fundamental problems in the mathematical modelling of human hearing and publishing the results as papers and open source software following the principles of Reproducible Research. After that, he worked 4 years at Oticon A/S as audiological specialist and project manager of R&D projects from 5 to 35 people. Peter has been with 3Shape since 2017, where he has established the Orthodontics Technology Team.
Contact: Peter.Soendergaard@3shape.com
Christine Hartvigsen
3Shape HR unit
Profile information TBA.
Contact: HR@3shape.com
Partners
Benjamin Gilles
Chief Scientific Officer
Benjamin Gilles is a co-founder and the Chief Scientific Officer of Anatoscope. Prior to founding Anatoscope, he was a researcher in computer science at CNRS, the largest fundamental research organization in Europe. His research deals with virtual deformable models for medical image analysis and mechanical simulation.
See further profile information on Benjamin Gilles here
Contact: gilles@anatoscope.com
Francois Faure
Chief Executive Officer; Anatoscope's RAINBOW Scientist in charge
François Faure is the head of Anatoscope, a French start-up company created in 2015 by researchers and one surgeon from CNRS, INRIA, and Grenoble and Montpellier Universities. Anatoscope develops software solutions to design personalized medical devices such as prosthesis/ orthosis through the simulation of 3D digital avatars of patients. Prior to founding Anatoscope, he was a Professor in computer science at the University of Grenoble. He is an expert in physically-based simulation and one the main architect of SOFA, the opensource reference in medical simulation.
See further profile information on Francois Faure here
Contact: faure@anatoscope.com
Link to Hvidovre Hospital's website
Christian Wong
Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon, HH's RAINBOW Scientist in charge
Profile infomation on Christan Wong available here
Contact: christian.nai.en.tierp-wong@regionh.dk
Bonni Erleben
Research administrator, HH's RAINBOW Communication Officer
Research administrator providing assistance to Christian Wong in regard to the RAINBOW project.
Contact: Bonni.Erleben@regionh.dk
Jérémie Allard
Chief Executive Officer
Profile information on Jérémie Allard available here
Contact: jeremie.allard@insimo.fr
Frank Vogel
Managing Director
Profile information on Frank Hertel available here
Contact: frank.vogel@inutech.de
Julien Jomier
Chief Executive Officer
Julien Jomier is currently directing Kitware's European subsidiary in Lyon, France (Kitware SAS), where he focuses on European business development. As a developer of the Insight Toolkit (ITK), Mr. Jomier was involved in applications for stereo reconstruction, model-to-image registration, and vessel analysis. He is also the main contributor of the Spatial Objects and the Spatial Object Viewer toolkit. His main areas of research include image-guided surgery and multimodality data fusion as well as computer-aided diagnosis. He is also a main developer for the Image-Guided Surgery Toolkit (IGSTK) and continues to support the Insight toolkit. Prior to joining Kitware, Mr. Jomier was a Faculty Research Lecturer of Radiology at the University of North Carolina and a member of the Computer-Aided Diagnosis and Display Laboratory.
Further profile information on Julien Jomier available here
Contact: julien.jomier@kitware.com
Link to Mines ParisTech's website
Pierre Kerfriden
Assistant Professor ; Mines ParisTech's representative in RAINBOW
Contact: pierre.kerfriden@mines-paristech.fr
Link to Aarhus University's website
Paolo Maria Cattaneo
Coordinator of the research activities of the Section of Orthodontics
Paolo M. Cattaneo is an Associate Professor at the Section of Orthodontics, School of Dentistry, Aarhus University, Denmark, and Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Southern Denmark. He is the director of the Aarhus International Short Term Course in Orthodontics. He acts as Coordinator of the research activities of the Section of Orthodontics, at pre-grad, post-grad, doctoral and post-doctoral levels. His research interests focus on dental biomechanics, 3D bioimaging in orthodontics, and analysis of dento-alveolar structures and their interaction with external mechanical stimuli by using in vitro, in vivo, and in silico models. At present, he is actively involved in projects dealing with clinical outcome analysis in 3D. He has (co)authored over 50 publications in peer-reviewed international journals and book chapters. Paolo M. Cattaneo received his MSc in Mechanical Engineering at Polytechnic of Milan, Italy, and his PhD in Dentistry from Aarhus University, Denmark.
Contact: paolo.cattaneo@dent.au.dk
External Advisors
Jocelyne Troccaz
Research Director of CNRS, Laboratoire TIMC-IMAG, Grenobles Alpes University, Scientific Misconduct Advisor of RAINBOW
Profile information available here
Information on the Scientific Misconduct Advisor role here
Contact: jocelyne.troccaz@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
Lene Lillemark
Program Manager at Dental Lab Solutions in 3Shape, Female Career Mentor of RAINBOW
Profile information on Lene Lillemark available here
Information on the Female Career Mentor Network here
Contact: lene.lillemark@gmail.com
Melanie Ganz-Benjaminsen
Assist.prof. at UCPH., Female Career Mentor of RAINBOW
Profile information on Melanie Ganz-Benjaminsen available here
Find information on the Female Career Mentor Network here
Contact: ganz@di.ku.dk
Clinical Experts
Aurélien Courvoisier
Doctor, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Grenoble (FR web)
Profile information on Aurélien Courvoisier available here
For e-mail to Aurélien Courvoisier, see contact list in Internal Forum
Alejandro Curcio
Doctor, ES
Presentation TBA
For e-mail to Alejandro Curcio, see contact list in Internal Forum
Sune Darkner
Associate Professor, University of Copenhagen, DK
Sune Darkner is associate professor at KU since 2012. His main research topic is medical image. He work mainly on neuro-imaging data such as MRI and PET. He has published more than 40 journal and conference papers, has co-organized workshops under MICCAI. He will contribute with his expertise on image registration and the statistics on shapes and deformations in relation to simulation of soft tissue. He is currently co-supervising 1 PhD, 2 others finished primo 2015. Finally, he has entrepreneurship experience from co-founding several consulting companies and working as consultant for a range of OMXC20 companies in Denmark.
Further profile information about Sune Darkner
Find information on the Personal Data manager role here
Contact: darkner@di.ku.dk
David Gaucher
Professor, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Strasbourg, FR
Profile information on david Gaucher available here
For e-mail to David Gaucher, see contact list in Internal Forum
Frank Hertel
Professor, Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg, LU
Profile information about Frank Hertel available here
For e-mail to Frank Hertel, see contact list in Internal Forum
Gaulthier Rathat
Doctor, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Montpellier
Profile information on Gaulthier Rathat available here (FR web)
For e-mail to Gaulthier Rathat, see contact list in Internal Forum
David Macías Verde
Medical Physicist, Hospital Universitario de Gran Canaria Dr. Negrín, ES
Presentation TBA.
Christian Wong
Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon, Hvidovre Hospital, DK
Profile information about Christian Wong available here
Contact: chwo123@gmail.com
Network Coordinator
University of Copenhagen (DK)
Scientist in Charge: Kenny Erleben
Partner Organisations
