Background
Juengling, Freimut Dankwart Eberhard was born 1967 in Luzerne, Switzerland.
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Freimut Dankwart Eberhard Juengling
professor nuclear medicine physician oncology
Freimut Dankwart Eberhard Juengling, Swiss German nuclear medicine physician. Achievements include research in Functional Brain Positron Emission Tomography, Multimodality White Matter Imaging, Radioligand Therapy, Nuclear Oncology, PET/MRI. Recipient Kurt-Decker award, German Society of Neuroradiology, 1993, Marie-Curie award, European Association of Nuclear Medicine, 2002.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, University Freiburg.
Career
Research assistant department nuclear medicine University Freiburg, Germany, 1996—2001. Senior Consultant department nuclear medicine University of Ulm, Germany, 2001 - 2002. Vice Chair, Nuclear Medicine, University Berne, Switzerland, 2002-2007. Executive Medical Director, Nuclear Medicine, Claraspital and University Basel, Switzerland, 2002-2020. Professor, Department of Oncology, University of Alberta, Canada, since 2020
Achievements
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Freimut Dankwart Eberhard Juengling has been listed as an outstanding nuclear medicine physician by Marquis Who's Who.
Membership
Member of German Society Nuclear Medicine, European Society Nuclear Medicine, Society Magnetic Resonance, Society for Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Radiological Society of North America.
Connections
Married
- Father:
- Dankwart Eberhard Traugott Juengling
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Born
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Nationality
Swiss
Education
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University Freiburg , Doctor of Medicine
Career
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1996 - 2001
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2001 - 2002
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May 4, 2004 - present
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2020 - present
Awards
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Recipient Beringer Fund Scientific Stipend Award, Scientific Foundation Freiburg, Germany, 1992-1993, Kurt-Decker award, German Society of Neuroradiology, 1993 and 1995, Dagmar-Eissner-Award, North Rhine Westfalian Society for Nuclear Medicine, 1998, Marie-Curie Medal, European Association of Nuclear Medicine, 2002.Recipient Beringer Fund Scientific Stipend Award, Scientific Foundation Freiburg, Germany, 1992-1993, Kurt-Decker award, German Society of Neuroradiology, 1993 and 1995, Dagmar-Eissner-Award, North Rhine Westfalian Society for Nuclear Medicine, 1998, Marie-Curie Medal, European Association of Nuclear Medicine, 2002.