Associate professor improves public health with methods of physics
Jack Miller, who is an associate professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine at Aarhus University, was recently appointed as a Fellow of the Institute of Physics. The appointment recognizes his research within medical physics and metabolic imaging.
Trained as a physicist, Jack Miller approaches his research at the intersection of physics, oncology, and cardiovascular medicine. He uses the methods of physics to understand, diagnose, and manage diseases - among other things, by employing advanced technologies such as MRI scanning to study how specific molecules behave in the human body over time and space.
"Being appointed a fellow at the Institute of Physics is not just a personal recognition. It is also an acknowledgment of my competencies and expertise by my peers. It means a lot and confirms that my work contributes valuable insights to society and embodies the essence of physics in a way that is recognized by the professional community. I will do my best to continue to harness the transformative power of physics for the benefit of public health," says Jack Miller.
Contact
Associate professor and PhD Jack J. Miller
Aarhus University, Department of Clinical Medicine – MR Research Centre
Phone: +44 77 94 90 70 54
Email: jack.miller@clin.au.dk