Michal Kulon

Professor Michal Kulon is a distinguished Assistant Professor at Yale School of Medicine, where he conducts pioneering research in the field of nuclear medicine. His work primarily focuses on the interpretation of nuclear medicine scans, which plays a crucial role in the accurate staging of oncological conditions, the diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease, and the localization of seizures. Dr. Kulon is also adept in performing therapeutic procedures using radioiodine, radium, and Lutathera, contributing significantly to advancements in patient care. Dr. Kulon's research interests are deeply rooted in informatics, natural language processing, and machine vision. These areas are integral to enhancing the precision and efficiency of medical imaging and diagnostics. By leveraging these technologies, he aims to improve the interpretation of complex medical data, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes. He earned his MD from the Poznan University of Medical Sciences, where he laid the foundation for his illustrious career in medicine. Following his medical degree, Dr. Kulon completed his residency at the University of Virginia, where he honed his skills and developed a keen interest in nuclear medicine. His leadership abilities were recognized during his tenure as Chief Resident at Columbia University / NYP Hospital, a role that prepared him for his current position at Yale University. At Yale, Dr. Kulon continues to push the boundaries of medical research and education, inspiring the next generation of medical professionals. His dedication to integrating cutting-edge technology with traditional medical practices underscores his commitment to advancing the field of nuclear medicine.