University Hospital Regensburg | Germany

Ernst-Michael Jung is a distinguished German radiologist and ultrasound expert, currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Radiology at the University Hospital Regensburg and leading the Interdisciplinary Ultrasound Department. His extensive education includes advanced training in health business administration, neuroradiology at Georgetown University, and numerous specialized qualifications in ultrasound, breast imaging, vascular and abdominal sonography, as well as quality management in radiology. Over his career, he has held leadership roles in both clinical and academic settings, contributing significantly to the fields of translational and experimental ultrasound. His research interests focus on advanced imaging techniques, microcirculation, perfusion, and interventional radiology, with a strong emphasis on quality control and regulatory compliance. He possesses comprehensive research skills including FDA-approved imaging procedures, DEGUM III certifications, CEUS, perfusion studies, and intervention techniques, supported by proficiency in Microsoft Office and medical informatics. He has an extensive publication record in high-impact journals such as European Radiology, BMC Surgery, Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation, PLOS ONE, and others. His work has earned numerous awards including national and international poster prizes, research awards from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mikrozirkulation and Hämorheologie, and the EFSUMB Case Award. A member of several professional societies including DRG, ECR, DEGUM, and the Bavarian Radiological Society, he is recognized for his leadership, mentorship, and contributions to the advancement of radiology and ultrasound, reflecting a career dedicated to innovation, education, and clinical excellence.