Søren Holm is Chief Physicist at Department of Clinical Physiology, Nuclear Medicine and PET, and he is the department’s responsible Medical Physics Expert according to Danish legislation on radiation protection. His current fields of interest are in the development, optimization and pitfalls of hybrid scanning methods (SPECT/CT, PET/CT, and PET/MR), but he is also actively involved in nuclide therapy (existing, Lu-177, Y-90, and planned, Ra-223) regarding dosimetry as well as protection. He has coauthored more than 100 peer-reviewed papers. He is teaching technologists, medical doctors, and students in medical engineering at a regular basis. He recently left the position as president of the Danish Society for Medical Physics, but continue to be involved in its European collaborations as a delegate to EFOMP.

Member of the ”Sundhedsfaglige råd for klinisk fysiologi og nuklearmedicin i Region Hovedstaden” (the Capitol region) 2006-
Delegate to EFOMP (European Federation of Organizations for Medical Physics) from the Danish Society for Medical Physics (DSMF) 2003-
Board member of NSFS (Nordisk Selskab for Strålebeskyttelse, Nordic Society of Radiation Protection) 2011-
Member of DSMF, DSKFNM, DSMMR, NSFS and EANM

M.Sc. in physics and mathematics, Copenhagen University 1980. Thesis on experimental microdosimetry.

Professional postgraduate teacher training in mathematics and physics (“pædagogikum”) 1981

Ph.D. (“Lic.scient”) in physics 1987, Copenhagen University. Thesis on dynamic SPECT of the brain.

Medical Physicist by research, additional courses, and training cf. CV (no formal Danish program for MP)

The Curriculum Vitae can be downloaded here as a *PDF file: Soren_Holm_CV.pdf