Erno Sajo

Professor and Director, Medical Physics

University of Massachusetts Lowell

United States

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Professor Erno Sajo serves as the Director of Medical Physics at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA. His research encompasses various innovative areas including high energy particle currents, X-ray induced electric currents, and the development of smart radiotherapy biomaterials. Recent publications highlight his work in cancer treatment, medical imaging, and radiation effects on neuronal function.

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Kai Ding

Associate Professor and Senior Medical Physicist

Johns Hopkins University

UNITED STATES

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Romy Guthier

Assistant Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

UNITED STATES

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Wolfgang Hoegele

Professor

Hochschule München

GERMANY

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Chiara E. Ghezzi

UNITED STATES

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William Swanson

Assistant Professor

Emory University

UNITED STATES

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Investigating the Use of a Liquid Immunogenic Fiducial Eluter Biomaterial in Cervical Cancer Treatment

Radioactive source localization employing resistive electrode array (REA) detector

A 3D In Vitro Cortical Tissue Model Based on Dense Collagen to Study the Effects of Gamma Radiation on Neuronal Function

Remote sensing of high energy particle currents (HEC): towards HEC radiography

X-ray Induced Electric Currents in Anodized Ta2O5: Towards a Large-Area Thin-Film Sensor

Smart Radiotherapy Biomaterials for Image-Guided In Situ Cancer Vaccination

Pre-Clinical Investigations of the Pharmacodynamics of Immunogenic Smart Radiotherapy Biomaterials (iSRB)

Nanoparticle-based radiotherapy: Is dose all that matters?

Clinical application of a template-guided automated planning routine.

Resistive electrode array (REA) for radiotherapy beam monitoring and quality assurance

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Kai Ding

Romy Guthier

Wolfgang Hoegele

Chiara E. Ghezzi

William Swanson

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