Edmond Sterpin

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UCLouvain

Belgium

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Professor Edmond Sterpin is a faculty member at UCLouvain in Belgium. His research focuses on advanced techniques in proton therapy, particularly in the areas of adaptive treatment planning, dosimetry, and quality assurance for radiotherapy systems. Recent publications include works on FLASH-enabled proton therapy, proton arc therapy optimization, and the robustness of treatment planning in proton therapy.

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John Lee

Professor & FNRS Research Director

UCLouvain

BELGIUM

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Benjamin Roberfroid

Université catholique de Louvain

BELGIUM

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Anticipating potential bottlenecks in adaptive proton FLASH therapy: a ridge filter reuse strategy

Proton arc therapy plan optimization with energy layer pre-selection driven by organ at risk sparing and delivery time

FLASH-enabled proton SBRT for a challenging case of spine metastasis

Radiation damage evaluation of materials for radiotherapy quality assurance devices under high dose and ultra-high dose rate electron and proton beams

Potential of automated online adaptive proton therapy to reduce margins for oesophageal cancer

A dosimetric and robustness analysis of proton arc therapy with early energy layer and spot assignment for lung cancer versus conventional intensity modulated proton therapy

A comparative study on automatic treatment planning for online adaptive proton therapy of esophageal cancer: which combination of deformable registration and deep learning planning tools performs the best?

Time is NTCP: Should we maximize patient throughput or perform online adaptation on proton therapy systems?

Robustness evaluation of pencil beam scanning proton therapy treatment planning: A systematic review

Balancing robustness and adaptation rate for proton therapy of lung cancer patients

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John Lee

Benjamin Roberfroid

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