Gender Male
Peter is a world leader in MRI contrast agent development and applications, with 20 years industrial and academic experience. He is co-inventor of RVP-001. Peter leads a molecular imaging lab at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) focused on contrast agents and molecular probes to image fibrosis and thrombosis, as well as alternatives to GBCAs. At
MGH he invented two novel molecular tracers and he holds INDs for their ongoing clinical development. In industry Peter was part of the team that developed the FDA-approved blood pool agent Ablavar® (Gadofosveset), and was co-inventor of the thrombus-specific agent EP-2104R, the first molecular MR imaging probe to enter human clinical trials. Peter is a Fellow of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM) and was awarded the 2019 Torsten Almén Award for Pioneering in Contrast Media Research.
