Meet the Author: Emily Hoffmann (@Emily__Hoffmann), med student w/ @CorneliusFaber & @HelfenLab groups from @WWU_Muenster & @UK_Muenster, is 1st author of “Profiling specific cell populations w/in the inflammatory TME by oscillating-gradient diffusion-weighted MRI”, in #JITC! 1/6 Image
She was inspired to pursue research during her first clinical traineeship in radiology when she realized the routine clinical imaging approaches had not kept pace with the rapid development of novel targeted cancer therapies. 2/6 Image
She is most excited about the development of new molecular imaging techniques that enable early response assessment to targeted therapies, and thus, optimize individualized treatment regimes. 3/6
After finishing medical school, she is considering pursuing an MD-PhD to aspire to a future career as a clinician scientist, working on translational oncologic imaging approaches to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. 4/6
She is “delighted to have published our work in JITC as their broad readership meets the strong interdisciplinarity of cancer immunotherapies.” 5/6
When not in the lab or clinics, Emily enjoys competing, coaching or judging gymnastics.

Read their recent work here: jitc.bmj.com/content/11/3/e… 6/6 Image

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