Daniela Panciera

I graduated in Physics from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brazil) and completed a Master's degree in Radiological Protection from the Federal Institute of Santa Catarina (Brazil). During this time I acquired experience as a Physicist working in a Medical Physics company and also in a private Nuclear Medicine clinic.

In 2023, I joined the team at Royal Surrey as a research scientist and later on I achieved the HCPC registration via international route. In my current role, I lead research projects focused on imaging processing and uncertainty analysis to optimise and improve molecular radiotherapy dosimetry.

I am also involved in national and international projects to develop internal dosimetry.

I am the Co-Lead of WG4 Theragnostic Dosimetry, a European research network that is part of the RATIONALE COST Action, which aims to advance molecular radiotherapy through harmonised, quantitative and patient-specific approaches. It supports the translation of methodological advances into more consistent and personalised molecular radiotherapy across Europe.

In the UK, I am the Research Coordinator of the IDUG committee, helping to develop guidelines, training, and national exercises to support the development of dosimetry locally.