We are delighted to announce that a figure from our latest article has been selected as cover illustration for The European Physical Journal C issue 85/10. The featured article describes the Vienna-Warsaw Monte Carlo model, developed with our colleagues from University of Vienna and Jagiellonian University, capable of simulating polarization correlations of high-energy photon pairs, such as those produced in …
We are pleased to announce that Wojciech Zdeb has been selected to join the First Team project IMPET (Industrial Multiphoton PET Tomography), funded by the Foundation for Polish Science (FNP). Wojciech is a MSc student at Jagiellonian University and was awarded a FNP scholarship. His studies will focus on Monte Carlo simulations for Positron Emission Particle Tracking (PEPT). …
On the 25th of November, we had a working meeting with our commercial partner Creotech Instruments S.A. During the meeting, we discussed project progress, current challenges, and long- and mid-term plans. We had a fruitful discussion about research methodology and the future applications of the project’s results.The second half of the day was dedicated to …
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Dr. Wojciech Krzemień, leader of the IMPET project, was a guest on the PULSAR podcast (#153) hosted by Karol Jałochowski. In the interview, he discussed quantum entanglement research and the development of an innovative industrial PET scanner being created within the IMPET project. Listen to the podcast (in Polish): https://www.projektpulsar.pl/struktura/2321583,1,podkast-153-wojciech-krzemien-badania-podstawowe-bez-nich-nauka-umiera.read
We are happy to share our latest work:Probing arbitrary polarized photon pairs undergoing double Compton scatterings by a dedicated MC simulator validated with experimental data. Polarization correlations in two-photon systems are fundamental to our understanding of quantum mechanics. However, for high-energy photons (beyond the optical regime), measurement remains challenging, only partial information can be obtained through Compton scattering techniques. Monte …
Michał Obara, PhD student at the IMPET project, gave a presentation at the IEEE EUROCON 2025 – 21st International Conference on Smart Technologies held in Gdynia, June 4–6, 2025.His talk focused on simulating coincidence events in the Siemens Biograph Vision Quadra PET scanner using the GATE Monte Carlo toolkit and the development of a dedicated …
We are pleased to announce that Mateusz Bała and Michał Obara have been selected to join the First Team project IMPET (Industrial Multiphoton PET Tomography), funded by the Foundation for Polish Science. Mateusz will take on the role of PhD/MC Assistant, while Michał joins as PhD/AI Assistant. Welcome to the team — we look forward to your contributions to …
Dr. Wojciech Krzemień, Principal Investigator of the IMPET project, recently participated in a meeting of Monte Carlo experts organized by BIOEMTECH in Athens, Greece. During the event, he presented the goals and scope of the IMPET project to the international community and engaged in discussions on the challenges of high-resolution industrial imaging. Dr. Krzemień gave an invited presentation at the …
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At the National Centre for Nuclear Research the IMPET project has launched 🚀. IMPET – Multi-photon positron emission tomography for industrial imaging aims to develop innovative industrial imaging techniques supported by artificial intelligence methods. The team led by Dr. Wojciech Krzemień will develop methods for: The project outcome will be the design of an innovative …
We are thrilled to embark on a challenging new project, “IMPET – Industrial Multiphoton PET Tomography” at Narodowe Centrum Badań Jądrowych. We are delighted that IMPET is among 27 projects selected for funding by FNP in the FIRST TEAM FENG call of the European Funds for Smart Economy programme. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) is a …