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RHIC experiments have established jet quenching as a fundamental tool in thestudy of hot matter in heavy-ion collisions. The energy reached is enough forhigh-pT inclusive particle studies and one- or two-particle correlations up topT= 10-20 GeV. The corresponding data are successfully described by a formalismbased on radiative energy losses. This formalism needs, however, to be improvedfor more exclusive observables, in particular for the reconstructed jetproperties. Jet reconstruction is a new branch in heavy-ion collisions withvery high expectations as a tool for the characterization of the mediumproperties. We present here an implementation of the jet quenching phenomenabased on a modification at the level of the splitting functions in partonshowers in standard, general purpose, Monte Carlos as PYTHIA or HERWIG.

Q-PYTHIA - a Monte Carlo implementation for jet quenching