Program Highlighted in UF’s Doctor Gator
The UF Medical Physics Graduate Program was recently highlighted in UF’s Doctor Gator, a newsletter by the UF College of Medicine: Department of radiology’s medical physics program sees exponential growth…
The UF Medical Physics Graduate Program was recently highlighted in UF’s Doctor Gator, a newsletter by the UF College of Medicine: Department of radiology’s medical physics program sees exponential growth…
Join us at 9:00AM on Wednesday, June 28 in C1-003 Communicore for Shorug Alshammari’s MS research presentation titled “PCCT for Accurate Charge Particle Dose Computation”.
Join us at 1:00PM on Friday, July 14 in C1-003 Communicore for Homa Mojabi’s PhD proposal titled “Low Energy vs. Medium Energy Collimator for Lesion Detection in Neuroblastoma for 123I-MIBG SPECT/CT Imaging: a Physical and Simulated Phantom Study”.
Join us at 11:00AM on Wednesday, July 12 in C1-007 Communicore for Graham Stoddard’s MS research presentation titled “Characterization and Image Quality Assessment of a Novel CT Filter for Low Dose Lung CT”.
Join us at 8:00AM on Tuesday, July 11 in J280 BME for Wyatt Smither’s MS research presentation titled “Development of Deployable Software for the Rapid Assessment of Lung Dose Following Radionuclide Intake”.
Join us at 9:00AM on Wednesday, July 5 in C1-003 Communicore for Florian Buhlman’s MS research presentation titled ““Lead Thickness Determination by Attenuation Measurements of Tc-99m and Comparative Evaluation of Detector Response”.
Join us at 10:00AM on Tuesday, July 11 in J280 BME for Natalia Carrasco-Rojas’ MS research presentation titled “Inter-organ radiation transport within the MOBY Mesh-Type Phantom for Application to Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry”.
Join us at 10:30AM on Friday, July 7 in the small conference room at the Davis Cancer Center for Jingxi Weng’s PhD proposal titled “Abdominal organ motion prediction using deep learning with cine-MRI imaging”.
Please join us at 3:00PM on Wednesday, June 14 in C1-003 Communicore for TJ Moretti’s PhD Proposal titled “Assessment of, and improvements to, Dosimetric Methods for Yttrium-90 Microsphere Radioembolization Patients for both Imaging and Therapy”.
Congratulations to Dr Mark Artz, Assistant Professor at the UF Proton Therapy Institute with the Department of Radiation Oncology, who was elected as Treasurer of the Florida Chapter of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine!…