Weishan Chang

Associate professor

University of Tokyo

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Weishan Chang is an Associate Professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on therapeutic dosimetry, including topics such as linear energy transfer corrections, the analysis of thermoluminescent materials, and Monte Carlo simulations for carbon-ion radiotherapy. His recent publications highlight advancements in dosimetry techniques and the evaluation of new methodologies within radiotherapy contexts.

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2020

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Yuka Urago

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

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Linear energy transfer correction using Al₂O₃:Cr thermoluminescent and radiophotoluminescence glass dosimeters for therapeutic proton dosimetry

Monte Carlo-calculated beam quality and perturbation correction factors validated against experiments for Farmer and Markus type ionization chambers in therapeutic carbon-ion beams

Thermoluminescence response of a BeO ceramic dosimeter in therapeutic proton beam

Precise thermoluminescence glow curve analysis of BeO ceramic plates with slow heating rates

Development of the DICOM-based Monte Carlo dose reconstruction system for a retrospective study on the secondary cancer risk in carbon ion radiotherapy

Efficacy of tangential irradiation with volumetric modulated arc therapy on scalp angiosarcoma using medical linac

Technical Note: validation of a material assignment method for a retrospective study of carbon-ion radiotherapy using Monte Carlo simulation

Evaluation of the Correction Methods Using Age and BMI for Estimating CT Organ Dose Using a Radiophotoluminescence Glass Dosimeter and a Monte Carlo-based Dose Calculator

Thin cathode glass gas electron multiplier detector for carbon beam dose imaging

Developing diagnostic reference levels in Japan

Evaluation of Organ Doses for Pediatric Computed Tomography Using a Newly Designed Radiophotoluminescence Glass Dosimeter and Comparison with a Monte Carlo Simulation-based Dose Calculator.

Thermoluminescence efficiency and glow curves of Cr-doped Al2O3 ceramic TLD for a wide linear energy transfer range

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Yuka Urago

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