Jose Asuncion Ramos-Méndez

Assistant Professor in Residence

University of California, San Francisco

United States

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Jose Asuncion Ramos-Méndez is an Assistant Professor in Residence at the University of California, San Francisco. His research focuses on the biological effects of ionizing radiation, utilizing Monte Carlo simulation methods to explore topics such as DNA damage, radiotherapy techniques, and tissue response. Recent publications include work on frameworks for simulating biological responses to radiation and characterizing dosimetric systems for cancer treatment.

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Manju Sharma

Associate Professor

University of California, San Francisco

UNITED STATES

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Balder Villagomez-Bernabe

The University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Arash Darafsheh

Associate Professor

Washington University in Saint Louis School of Medicine

UNITED STATES

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Dousatsu Sakata

Associate Professor

Osaka University

JAPAN

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Frederick Currell

The University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Jeremy Brown

Associate Professor

Swinburne University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Claire MICHELET

FRANCE

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Kristoffer Petersson

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Lei Dong

UNITED STATES

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TOPAS-Tissue: A Framework for the Simulation of the Biological Response to Ionizing Radiation at the Multi-Cellular Level

Prediction of DNA rejoining kinetics and cell survival after proton irradiation for V79 cells using Geant4-DNA

Microdosimetric analysis for boron neutron capture therapy via Monte Carlo track structure simulation with modified lithium cross-sections

An integrated Monte Carlo track-structure simulation framework for modeling inter and intra-track effects on homogenous chemistry

Dosimetric characterization of single- and dual-port temporary tissue expanders for postmastectomy radiotherapy using Monte Carlo methods

TOPAS-nBio simulation of temperature-dependent indirect DNA strand break yields

Impact of DNA Geometry and Scoring on Monte Carlo Track-Structure Simulations of Initial Radiation-Induced Damage

Development of Ultra-High Dose Rate (FLASH) Particle Therapy

TOPAS-nBio validation for simulating water radiolysis and DNA damage under low-LET irradiation.

Validation of the TOPAS Monte Carlo toolkit for HDR brachytherapy simulations.

On the Equivalence of the Biological Effect Induced by Irradiation of Clusters of Heavy Atom Nanoparticles and Homogeneous Heavy Atom-Water Mixtures

Collaborators (9)

Manju Sharma

Balder Villagomez-Bernabe

Arash Darafsheh

Dousatsu Sakata

Frederick Currell

Jeremy Brown

Claire MICHELET

Kristoffer Petersson

Lei Dong

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