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Prof. Luca Balzarini is the head of the Department of Diagnostic Imaging in Humanitas Research Hospital. He lectured at the post-graduation school in Radiology at the University of Milan and Pavia and he is member of the European Society of Radiology and of the Italian Society of Medical Radiology (SIRM). He graduated cum laude in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Milan in 1982 and in 1986 he graduated cum laude at the post-graduation school of Radiology at the University of Milan. His career started at Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori in Milano where he attended as a PHD student of the University of Milan. After a long experience abroad, where he developed master expertise in Magnetic Resonance Imaging, he then became Assistant in the Department of Diagnostic radiology at Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori (IRCCS) in Milan where he has this role for 12 years now. Since 1997 he has been working at Humanitas Research Hospital as head of Magnetic Resonance Section, and then head of Diagnostic Radiology Unit (2006). Nin 2012 he became head of Department of Diagnostic Imaging. In his high technology Department there are 5 MRI machines (from 1 up to 3 T units), 4 CT scans, and an angiography suite, all radiological techniques are regulated by a system of dose control (Dose Watch). His team, composed of 25 radiologists, has recognized expertise in several fields of Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging and particularly dedicated in Oncological, Muscle-Skeletal, Neuro and Cardiac Imaging.  

Prof.  Marco Francone is the Cardiovascular Imaging Unit Director in Humanitas Research Hospital. Medical areas of interest: Imaging in cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases Previous experience: - First level Medical Director at the Department of Radiological, Oncological and Anatomy-Pathological Sciences, at Policlinico Umberto I in Rome - Past-President, Cardiology Section at the Italian Society of Medical Radiology (SIRM) Research areas of interest:  Inflammatory heart disease, cardiomyopathy, imaging of acute myocardial infarction, imaging in cardio-toxicity, imaging of post-COVID patients. Prof.  Marco Francone is the author of more than 150 indexed scientific papers with an impact factor of more than 500 and has lectured around the world for fifteen years, from the United States to Asia, from Africa to Australia. Teaching experience: Full Professor of Radio diagnostics at Humanitas University Publications: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=marco+francone&sort=pubdate&size=200&show_snippets=off        

Dr. Marco Grimaldi is the Diagnostic Neuroradiology Unit Director in Humanitas Research Hospital.Medical areas of interest:magnetic resonancecomputed tomographyangiography of the central nervous system, brain and spinestudy of the brachial plexusfunctional neuroradiology, in particular, study of cerebral perfusion for perfusion CT related to problems in an emergency regimespine dimorphism, in particular of the paediatric age and in rare diseasesHe has developed full diagnostic, organizational and managerial autonomy of any problem in outpatient, hospital and emergency neuroradiology.Research areas of interest:Functional imaging studies on comaDiagnosis and development of prognostic algorithmsResearch and development, even experimental, of new applications related to technological developments (research on new protocols for the use of the Multidetector Computed Tomography (MDCT), for the use of perfusion CT in vascular and emergency environments finally, study of the trachea in patients at risk of anesthesiology).Previous experience:1990 – 2012 Neuroradiologist at Hospital of San Gerardo in Monza, ItalyHe was the Director on highly specialised activities related to functional neuroradiology. He worked in diagnostic autonomy, organization and management of any problem within neuroradiological outpatient, inpatient and emergency context. He is particularly interested in the field of functional neuroradiology, in research and experimental development of new applications also tied to technological developments and creation of new protocols for use of MDCT (use of CT perfusion imaging in the field of vascular and urgency. He was involved in the study of the trachea in patients at high anaesthetic risk), in paediatric radiology with particular reference to diagnosis and clinical management of rare diseases (consultant in the Outpatient Unit for metabolic diseases and in the Outpatient Unit for rare and genetic diseases at the Hospital). He is also interested in the study of problems related to the craniocervical junction.Teaching experience: From 2002 to 2012 he has been a professor at Milano-Bicocca University of Milan.From 2002 to 2012 : Professor of the courses "Technique and diagnostics for images I", "Technique and diagnostics for images II" and "Semeiotics neuroradiological CT" for the degree in Medical Radiology for Images and Radiotherapy.From 2003 to 2012: Professor of the course "Functional Brain Diagnostics" for the Degree in Physiotherapy. From 2003 to 2012: Professor for the Degree Course in Neurotherapy and psychomotricity of the developmental age.From 2006 to 2009: Lecturer at the School of Specialization in Radiodiagnostics.