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PROGRAM RESEARCH
MEDICAL PHYSICS & HEALTH PHYSICS PROGRAM

The medical physics and health physics groups research the applications of radiation technology to the health-care, national defense, and nuclear energy industries. The Medical Physics and Health Physics Program presently offers the M.S. degree, which requires that the student complete a research thesis. The Program offers Specialization in Medical Physics within the PhD degree in Physics, which requires the student complete dissertation research in Medical Physics or Health Physics research.

Research Faculty

Areas of Research Concentration

Medical Physics Research

Health Physics Research

Research Facilities

Recent Student Theses

Graduation
Student
Advisor
Title
Abstract/PDF Link
2008
Oves, Scott
Hogstrom
Dosimetry Intercomparison using a 35-keV Synchrotron Beam
2007
Hill, William
Matthews
Experimental Investigation of an Electronically Collimated Radiation Detector for Location of Gamma-Ray Sources
2007
Vinci, Justin
Hogstrom
Accuracy of Cranial Coplanar Beam Therapy with BrainLAB ExacTrac Image Guidance
2007
Beardmore, Allen
Rosen
Evaluation of MVCT Images with Skin Collimation for Electron Treatment Planning
2007
Smith, Koren
Gibbons
Investigation of Superficial Dose from a Static TomoTherapy Beam
2007
Lackie, Adams
Matthews
Directional Algorithm for an electronically-collimated radiation detector
2006
Robinson, Jabari
Sajo
Verifcation of Direct Brachytherapy Dosimetry for a Single Seed Impact
2006
Ashenafi, Michael
Boyd
TomoTherapy for post-mastectomy radiotherapy (PMRT): Comparison with conventional electron beam technique
2006
Richert, John
Hogstrom
Improved abutment dosimetry in segmented-field electron conformal therapy
2005
Kelley, Laurie
Matthews
Performance evaluation of two CZT gamma ray imaging systems
2005
Bernstein, Kenneth
Matthews
ROC comparison of Acquisition parameters for two PET/CT scanners based on lesion detectability in a torso phantom
2005
Jarrett, Michael
Sajo
Experimental method development for direct dosimetry of permanent interstitial prostate brachytherapy implants
2005
Nookala, Prashanth
Matthews
Modification of CT quality assurance phantom for PET/CT alignment and PET resolution

 

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