Join us in welcoming Dr Reza Forghani to the UF Medical Physics graduate program’s faculty. Dr Forghani is a Professor of Neuroradiology in the Department of Radiology, where he also serves as the Vice Chair of Artificial Intelligence and the Director of the Radiomics and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (RAIL).
We are honored to announce that the UF Medical Physics Graduate Program has been reaccredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs (CAMPEP)! This full 5-year reaccreditation (through June 30, 2027), resulted after a review of a comprehensive self-study that we submitted and a thorough site visit…
ENU 6636 / Medical Radiation Shielding/Protection w/ Drs Leon & Johnson: Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30AM-10:20AM; C2-33 Communicore ENU 6652 / Diagnostic Physics II w/ Drs Arreola, Barreto & Rill: Tue/Thu 9:30AM-10:45AM; C2-33 Communicore ENU 6659 / Nuclear Medicine w/ Dr Gilland: Tue/Thu 12:30AM-1:45PM; C2-33 Communicore BME 6591 / Therapy Physics I w/ Drs A Schwarz &…
Join us in welcoming Dr Mark Artz to the UF Medical Physics graduate program’s faculty! Dr Artz is an Assistant Professor at the UF Health Proton Therapy Institute in Jacksonville. He obtained his BS in Civil and Environmental Engineering and his MS in Nuclear Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts…
In honor of Veterans Day, we salute Lieutenant Bryan C Bates, our current MS student, who is also a Veteran of the US Navy! After obtaining undergraduate degrees in Physics and Mechanical Engineering from Rice University in Houston, Lieutenant Bates enlisted in the US Navy and joined their nuclear power…
The University of Florida Medical Physics Graduate Program is now accepting applications for MS and PhD students through the UF Application System. We look forward to receiving your application! 2022 UF Med Phys…
Congratulations to Julia Withrow, MS Student, who is the presenting author on two poster submission that were accepted for presentation at the 68th Annual International Meeting of the Radiation Research Society in Waikoloa Village on the Big Island of beautiful Hawai’i! “A mesh-based model of lung vasculature to improve internal…
Congratulations to Bobby Dawson, PhD Student, whose abstract was accepted for a poster presentation at the 68th Annual International Meeting of the Radiation Research Society in Waikoloa Village on the Big Island of beautiful Hawai’i! Bobby’s poster is titled “The UF-MSK Computational Phantom Libraries for Medical Dosimetry: Preliminary CT Dosimetry”.
Please join us in congratulating Madison Bushloper, one of our incoming first year MS students, who was part of the UF Department of Materials Science and Engineering undergraduate senior design group that has been selected as one of two undergraduate finalists for the American Nuclear Society Design Competition to present…
Congratulations to Wyatt Smither, MS Student, whose abstract was accepted for a poster presentation at the 68th Annual International Meeting of the Radiation Research Society in Waikoloa Village on the Big Island of beautiful Hawai’i! Wyatt’s poster is titled “A military-specific adult mesh-type computational phantom library for radiological triage…
