Events
Science Cafe - Breast Cancer, Bench to Bedside: The Interface of Clinical Oncology and Research
Physician scientist Prasanna Alluri, M.D., Ph.D. will lead us on a deep dive into the science behind targeted breast cancer treatments, treatment resistance in patients, and advances in radiation approaches. Dr. Alluri's research lab focuses on improving the care of breast cancer patients through translational research at the interface of clinical oncology, cancer biology, molecular genetics, and genomics. Learn more.
Organizer: Mary Whitmore
Contact: 214-648-9669
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: Justin Park, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and Director of Adaptive Therapy
Topic: Introduction to Online Adaptive Radiotherapy
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-8002
Medical Phyics Seminar Series
Speaker: Yang Park, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology, UT Southwestern
Topic: Review of technologies in SAbR
Organizer: David Chiu
Contact: 214-648-8002
Medical Phyics Seminar Series
Speaker: Dajiang Zhu, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of Texas at Arlington
Topic: Computational Modeling and Machine Learning in Brain Imaging
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-8002
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: Jiang Du, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology, The University of California San DiegoTopic: Ultra-short echo time magnetic resonance imaging: technical development and clinical applications
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-8002
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: Lei Ren, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology, Duke University
Topic: Fast low-dose intelligent imaging for image-guided radiation therapy (IGRT)
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-1617
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: Wei Chen, Ph.D. Professor, Department of Physics; Director, The Center for Security Advances Via Applied Nanotechnology
Topic: Exploration of nanoparticle sensitizers to enable radiotherapy and oxidative therapy for deep cancer treatment
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-8002
AIM Seminar Series
Speaker: Nick Ruozzi, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University of Texas at Dallas
Topic: Probabilistic Models + Deep Networks for Continuous Modeling
Organizer: Marisa Homan
Contact: 214-645-8542
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Shan Zha, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor, Institute for Cancer Genetics, Columbia University, New York, NY
Topic: Inhibition vs. deletion, the stories of mouse models expressing kinase dead DNA-PK and its friends
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: You Zhang, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Topic: Optimization in the treatment planning system
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-1617
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Claudia Wiese, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department Environmental & Radiological Health Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado
Topic: Novel regulators in homologous recombination DNA repair
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
AIM Seminar Series
Speaker: Dr. Hua Li, Research Associate Professor, Department of Bioengineering, Cancer Center at Illinois, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Topic: Advanced Machine-Learning Techniques and Applications in Radiation Therapy
Organizer: Marisa Homan
Contact: 214-645-8542
Radiation Oncology/MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Karen Vasquez, Ph.D., Professor and Division Head of Department Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Texas Austin
Topic: Novel mechanisms of genetic instability in cancer
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
Radiation Oncology/MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Zhiyuan Shen, M.D., Ph.D., Professor/Division Chief, Division of Radiation Cancer Biology
Topic: Confounding roles of BCCIP, an essential gene, in tumor suppression and progression
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: Dr. Jan Schuemann, Associate Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology at Harvard Medical School
Topic: Modeling biological effects using Monte Carlo simulations
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-8002
AIM Seminar Series
Speaker: Cui Tao, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Biomedical Informatics, UT Health Science Center at Houston
Topic: Big Biomedical Data Analysis Using Ontology and Semantic Technologies
Organizer: Shar Dabney
Contact: 214-645-7019
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: Dr. Ken Wang, Assistant Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Topic: Quantitative optical tomography for pre-clinical radiation research
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-8002
AIM Seminar Series
Speaker: James Lamb, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, ULCA
Topic: Radiation Therapy Safety - Automation, AI and Human Factors
Organizer: Shar Dabney
Contact: 214-648-1617
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: Dr. Pratik Shah, Principal Research Scientist, MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA
Topic: Unorthodox AI and Machine Learning Use Cases and Future of Clinical Medicine
Organizer: Shar Dabney
Contact: 214-648-1617
Medical Physics Seminar Series
Speaker: James Robar, Ph.D., FCCPM, Chief, Department of Medical Physics
Topic: Novel approaches to targeting tumors with radiation therapy... using diamonds, gold and copper
Organizer: Alexis Lamar
Contact: 214-648-8002
Medical Physics Seminar Series - Wonmo Sung, Ph.D.
Speaker: Wonmo Sung, Ph.D., Research Fellow, Massachusetts General Hospital
Topic: A Tumor-Immune Interaction Model for Hepatocellular Carcinoma based on measured Lymphocyte Counts of Patients undergoing Radiotherapy
Organizer: Shar Dabney
Contact: 214-645-7019
AIM Seminar Series: Applications of Deep Learning within Clinical Radiation Oncology
Speaker: Sanjay Aneja, M.D., Assistant Professor, Yale School of Medicine in the Department of Therapeutic Radiology
As a physician scientist, Dr. Aneja’s research focuses on the application of machine-learning techniques on clinical oncology. Efforts include deep learning to derive imaging-based biomarkers of cancer outcomes, AI-driven collection of patient-reported outcomes, and machine-learning methods for clinical trial classification.
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
MRB Work in Progress
Presenter: Yaping Huang, part of Dr. Guo-Min Li’s Lab
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Sathees C. Raghavan, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Biochemistry, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Topic: Repair of DNA Double-strand breaks in Mammalian Cells: Implications in Oncogenesis and Cancer Therapy
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Elisabeth D. Martinez, Ph.D., Department of Pharmacology, Hamon Center for Therapeutic Oncology Research
Topic: Jumonji enzymes mediate DNA repair and transcriptional reprogramming in therapeutic resistance
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Maximilian Diehn, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology (Radiation Therapy), Stanford University
Topic: Liquid biopsies for personalized monitoring and detection of cancer
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
AIM Seminar Series: Using Machine Learning for Smartphone-Based Health Sensing
Speaker: Eric Larson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Bobby Lyle School of Engineering, Southern Methodist University
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
AIM Seminar Series: Opening AI Vitas in Radiation Oncology with Big Data Analytics Resource Systems
Speaker: Charles Mayo, Ph.D., Associate Professor, University of Michigan, Michigan Institute of Data Science
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Brandt F. Eichman, Ph.D., Departments of Biological Studies and Biochemistry, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Topic: New DNA repair mechanisms revealed from bacterial self-resistance to genotoxic natural products
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Medical Physics and Engineering Lecture
Speaker: Dr. Corey Clark, Ph.D.,Deputy Director of Research, and Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering; Human and Machine Intelligence (HuMIn) Game Lab, SMU Guildhall & Bobby Lyle School of Engineering
Topic: Capturing the Intrinsic Power of Video Games
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Rolf Brekken, Ph.D., Department of Surgery and Hamon Center for Therapeutic Oncology Research, UTSW
Topic: Targeting Pathways that Drive Immune Suppression and Epithelial Plasticity in Pancreatic Cancer
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Jeremy M. Stark, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Cancer Genetics and Epigenetics, Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope, Duarte, CA
Topic: Etiology of Chromosomal Rearrangements
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Grand Rounds
Speaker: Albert van der Kogel, Ph.D. Professor, University of Wisconsin
Topic: Coming Full Circle: The Radiobiology of Dose Delivery in Time and Volume
Organizer: Danielle Lynn
Contact: 214-648-2047
New Faculty Research Forum - Prasanna Alluri, M.D., Ph.D.
Topic: Targeting Treatment Resistance in Breast Cancer
Organizer: The Office of Faculty Diversity and Development
Contact: 214-648-9669
New Faculty Research Forum - Todd Aguilera, M.D., Ph.D.
Topic: Targeting the Microenvironment in Cancer to Impact Immune Evasion and Improve Radiation Sensitivity
Organizer: The Office of Faculty Diversity and Development
Contact: 214-648-9669
Medical Physics Seminar Series
“Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for GU cancers”Speaker: Dr. Jing Wang
Organizer: Yang Kyun Park
Contact: 214-648-9669
AIM Seminar Series: Big Data for Better Cancer Care
Speaker: Andre Dekker, Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Data Science at Maastricht University
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
AIM Seminar Series: Medical Imaging Informatics
Speaker: Jerome Liang, Ph.D., Professor of Radiology, Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering and Director of Laboratory for Imaging Research and Informatics at Stony Brook School of Medicine
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Clinical Physics Seminar Series - Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for GI Cancers
Speaker: Yang K. Park, Ph.D.Assistant Professor
Organizer: Melinda Quintero
Contact: 214-648-6444
Radiation Oncology/MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Frank Pajonk, M.D, Ph.D.Professor, UCLA, Radiation Oncology
Topic: Treatment-induced plasticity in cancer
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Electronic Health Record Analytics: The Case of Optimal Diabetes Screening
Speaker: Dr. Michael Hahsler
Assistant Professor of Engineering Management, Information, and Systems (EMIS) at SMU
Adjunct Faculty with the Department of Clinical Sciences at UT Southwestern
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
Speaker: Ram S. Mani, PhD, Assistant Professor, UTSW - Pathology Department
Topic: The Role of BET Bromodomain Inhibitors in the Repair of DNA Double-Strand Breaks
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Seminar Series: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
Speaker: Guest lecturer Dr. Mia Markey, Professor & Engineering Foundation Endowed Faculty Fellow, Director of Biomedical Informatics Lab
Topic: Breast decisions: 3-D modeling-based decision support for optimizing quality of life following breast reconstruction
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Radiobiology Course - Radiation Survival: Determinations, Endpoints, Models
Speaker: Dr. Story
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Physics & Artificial Intelligence Workshop
Hosted by UTSW Radiation Oncology and SMU Lyle School of Engineering
Topics include: biomedical research, deep learning, and image-guided radiotherapy
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Department of Radiation Oncology Seminar Series
Speaker: Peter Ly, Ph.D., Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, University of California, San Diego
Topic: Rebuilding After Catastrophe: Genome Rearrangements from Damaged and Shattered Chromosomes"
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Deep Medical Image Reconstruction and Analysis
Speaker: Dr. Pingkun Yan, Assistant Professor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Clinical Physics Seminar Series - Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for Pediatric Cancer
Speaker: Dr. Ming Yang
Organizer: Porsche Bates
Contact: 214-645-1808
David A. Pistenmaa, M.D., Ph.D. Distinguished Lecture in Radiation Oncology
Speaker: Mark G. Kris, M.D., Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Thoracic Oncology ServiceTopic: Transforming Cancer Care with Cognitive Solutions
Organizer: Diana Tankersley
Contact: 214-645-7609
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy as an Adjunctive Treatment for Wound Healing
Speaker: Karen Eilert, MSN, RN, ACHRN
Organizer: Jaya Yohannan
Contact: 214-645-8564
Radiobiology Course - Radiation Effects: Carcinogenesis, Development, Heritable Effects, Mutation
Speaker: Dr. Story
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents Didactics - H & N (Nasopharynx)
Speaker: Dr. Vo
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
UTSW Multi-D/Site Team - H & N (Swallowing: Before/After Cancer)
Speaker: Betsy Ruiz, Physician Assistant
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Radiological Physics & Dosimetry (Postdoctoral Training Certificate Course): Exponential Attenuation
Speaker: Dr. Pugachev
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Visiting Lecturer
Speaker: Dr. Joseph Herman, Professor and Director of Clinical Research, Division of Radiation Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Radiation Oncology/MRB Seminar Series: Charting the response to DNA damage
Daniel Durocher, PhD, Professor and Senior Investigator Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Sinai Health System, Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Seminar Series: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
Dr. Issam El Naqa, Associate Professor, University of Michigan"The Role of Deep Machine Learning in Radiotherapy"
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Clinical Physics Seminar Series - Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for Lung Cancer
Dr. Amir Owrangi, “Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for Lung Cancer”
Organizer: Porsche Bates
Contact: 214-648-1617
Head and Neck DOT
Monthly DOT meeting
Organizer: Bradley Hicks
Contact: 214-645-8309
Medical Residents - Physics Course (Brachytherapy - Part 1)
Speaker: Dr. Hrycushko
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Rad Onc Faculty Lecture: Lung (Lecture 3 of 3)
Speaker: Dr. Choy
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
RAD2102 Med Student Talk - Exploration of Cognitive Dysfunction Prevention in Whole-Brain Radiothera
Speaker: Jessica Piche, visiting student from USD
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents Didactics - Skin (Melanoma)
Speaker: Dr. Gannavarapu
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Journal Club (Medical Residents) - Topic (Sensitivity and Specificity)
Speakers: Drs. Mendel and Schroeder
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Radiation Oncology - MRB Seminar Series
“Exploiting Tumor Vulnerabilities for Cancer Therapy”, Eddy Shih-Hsin Yang, M.D., Ph.D., Professor and Vice Chair of Translation Sciences, Radiation Oncology Department, University of Alabama - Birmingham
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Exploiting Tumor Vulnerabilities for Cancer Therapy
MRB Seminar SeriesSpeaker: Eddy Shih-Hsin Yang, MD, PhD., Professor and Vice Chairman for Translational Science, Radiation Oncology Department, University of Alabama-Birmingham
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Clinical Physics Seminar Series - Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for CNS Tumors
Dr. Chuxiong Ding, Associate Professor, UTSW Department of Radiation Oncology
Organizer: Dr. Yang Kyun Park
Contact:
Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for CNS Tumors
Division: Physics (Clinical Physics Seminar Series)Speaker: Dr. Ding
Organizer: Yang Kyun Park
Contact: 214-648-9669
Radiation Oncology/MRB Faculty Candidate Lecture
Xiaohua Wu, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Molecular Medicine, The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, CA“DNA double-strand break repair and cell cycle checkpoints in mammalian cells”
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
MRB (Faculty Candidate Lecture)
Speaker: Dr. Xiaohua Wu, Professor, Department of Molecular Medicine, The Scripps Research InstituteTopic: DNA Double-Strand Break Repair and Cell Cycle Checkpoints in Mammalian Cells
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Medical Residents Didactics - Thoracic (Early Stage Lung Cancer)
Speaker: Dr. Gannavarapu
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Clinical Physics Seminar Series - Annual Technology Review on Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer
Speaker: Dr. Xuejun GuOpen to physicists, physics residents, physicians, clinical residents and dosimetrists.
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-644-8523
RT 3413 Radiation and Therapy Physics Course - Quality of X-Ray Beams
Speaker: Dr. Strahinja Stojadinovic
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Residents Didactics - GI (Esophagus)
Speaker: Dr. Steven Lau
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Radiation Therapy Physics Course: External Beam Radiation Therapy - Part 3
Speaker: Dr. Xun Jia
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Radiation Therapy Physics Course 3413: Measurement of Ionizing Radiation II
Speaker: Dr. Bo Zhao
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Residents - Physics Course: Production of therapeutic and diagnostic radiation
Speaker: Dr. Strahinja Stojadinovic
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
RAD2102 Med Student Talk - SAMHD1: A Potential Novel Biomarker and Therapeutic Target in Breast Canc
Speaker: Ashley Schlafstein, visiting medical student
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Faculty/NP Lecture - Symptom Management for Prostate Patients
Speaker: Tamara Dickinson, APRN, AGPCNP-BC
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents Didactics - GI (Gastric Cancer)
Speaker: Dr. Mendel
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents - Physics Course (Measurement of Dose - Part 1)
Speaker: Dr. Medin
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Radiation Therapy Physics Course: Brachytherapy - Part I
Speaker: Dr. Brian Hrycushko
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
QA meeting
Monthly quality assurance meeting.
Organizer: Bradley Hicks
Contact: 214-645-8309
Breast DOT
Breast DOT meeting.
Organizer: Kym Carter
Contact: 214-645-2927
Medical Residents - Physics Course (Interactions of Ionizing Radiation with Matter - part 2)
Speaker: Dr. Pompos
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Genitourinary DOT
Genitourinary DOT meeting
Organizer: Rosemary Acevedo
Contact: 214-645-0879
Radiation Therapy Physics Course (post-doc training certificate course) - Radiation Therapy Devices
Speaker: Dr. Wang
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Residents Didactics - GU (Adjuvant/Salvage Prostate)
Speaker: Dr. Weng
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Carbon Radiotherapy Multi-PI Exploratory Session
MRB
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
Radiation Therapy Physics Course (post-doc training certificate course) - Radiation Therapy Devices
Speaker: Dr. Wang
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series
“Ubiquitin Signaling and The DNA Damage Response,” Zhenkun Lou, Ph.D., Professor of Pharmacology, Oncology Department, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN.
Organizer: Lisa Gray
Contact: 214-648-1617
UTSW Radiology Faculty - Multi-D/Site Team - MP-MRI
Speaker: Dr. Costa
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents - Physics Course (Interactions of Ionizing Radiation with Matter - part 1)
Speaker: Dr. Pompos
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents Didactics - GU (High-Risk Prostate)
Speaker: Dr. Gannavarapu
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents - Physics Course
Topic: Medical Residents - Physics Course (Quantitative Desc. of Ionizing Radiation Effects on Matter - part 2)Speaker: Dr. Medin
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Next Generation Treatment Planning for Cancer Radiotherapy
Speaker: Dr. Jiang
Organizer: Gabrielle Hawthorne
Contact: 214-645-8523
Rad Onc Faculty Lecture
Topic: Rad Onc Faculty Lecture: History of Our Field – Radiation Oncology, a “New Specialty”Speaker: Dr. Kun
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Rad Onc Faculty Lecture
Topic: Rad Onc Faculty Lecture: Breast TechniquesSpeaker: Dr. Rahimi
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents - Physics Course
Quantitative Description of Ionizing Radiation Effects on Matter - part 1Instructor: Dr. Medin
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
QA meeting
Monthly quality assurance meeting.
Organizer: Bradley Hicks
Contact: 214-645-8309
Medical Residents Didactics
Topic: Medical Residents Didactics - Breast (Neoadjuvant Chemo/Inflammatory)
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Physics research seminar
Speaker: Dr. Chao, visiting speaker
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical residents - physics course
Instructor: Dr. Pompos
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Radiation therapy physics course - radiation oncology (part 1)
Speaker: Dr. Zhao
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical residents didactics - breast
Speaker: Dr. Leiker
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical residents - physics course
Instructor: Dr. Pompos
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
RAD2102 med student talk (the geriatric patient in radiation oncology)
Dr. Saraf (NYMC)
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical residents didactics - breast (APBI/hypofractionation)
Speaker: Dr. Weng
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Physics research seminar
Speaker: Yang Xie, M.D, Ph.D, Associate Professor, Director, Quantitative Biomedical Research CenterTopic: Data Integration for Lung Cancer Outcome Prediction
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Residents Didactics - Breast (Early Stage + XRT Omission)
Speaker: Dr. Gannavarapu
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
GYN DOT
GYN DOT meeting.
Organizer: Bradley Hicks
Contact: 214-645-8309
Breast DOT
Breast DOT meeting
Organizer: Kym Carter
Contact: 214-645-2927
Mortality and morbidity conference
Radiation cystitisSpeaker: Dr. Tumati
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical Residents Didactics - Breast (DCIS)
Speaker: Dr. Zhang
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Physics research seminar
Topic: TBD
Organizer: Michelle Hughes
Contact: 214-645-2568
Rad Onc faculty lecture - CNS (contouring)
CNS (contouring)Speaker: Dr. Dan
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
UTSW faculty - multidisciplinary site team (CNS/Radiology)
UTSW faculty - multidisciplinary site team (CNS/Radiology)Speaker: Dr. William Moore
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Medical resident didactics - CNS (meningioma)
Medical resident didactics - CNS (meningioma)Speaker: Dr. Vo
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Radiation Oncology faculty lecture - SBRT
Lecture on stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) by Dr. Timmerman, vice chairman of the Department of Radiation Oncology.
Organizer: Dr. Timmerman
Contact: 214-645-8559
MRB Seminar: Pathogenic Role of Epithelial Plasticity in Tumorigenesis and Metastasis
Phuoc T. Tran, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor / Clinical Director, Radiation Oncology & Molecular Radiation Sciences, Oncology & Urology, The John Hopkins School of Medicine, Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center, Baltimore, MD. "Pathogenic Role of Epithelial Plasticity in Tumorigenesis and Metastasis" Lunch will be provided on a first come first served basis.
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
MRB Seminar: Mechanisms of DNA double-strand break repair
Jean Gautier, Ph.D., Professor, Institute for Cancer Genetics and Department and Development, Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY. "Mechanisms of DNA double-strand break repair" Lunch will be provided on a first come first served basis.
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
MRB Seminar: Lysophospholipid-based therapeutics for mitigation of radiation injury
Gabor Jozsef Tigyi, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Vice Chancellor for Industry Affairs, Department of Physiology, University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, TN. "Lysophospholipid-based therapeutics for mitigation of radiation injury" Lunch will be served on a first come, first served basis.
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
MRB Seminar Series
“Targeting molecular vulnerabilities to overcome treatment resistance in breast cancer”, Prasanna G. Alluri, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Resident, Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Lunch will be served on a first come, first served basis.
Organizer: Jennifer Staples
Contact: 214-648-1162
MRB Seminar Series
Sunil Krishnan, M.D., ProfessorDepartment of Radiation Oncology, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TXTitle: "The current landscape of radiosensitization strategies using gold nanoparticles"Lunch will be provided on a first come first served basis.
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
MRB Seminar Series
Fen Xia, M.D., Ph.D.Chairman, Department of Radiation OncologyArkansas University, College of MedicineTitle: "Enhance Therapeutic Ratio via Targeting DNA Damage Response and Repair"Lunch will be served (first come first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
Medical Physics Journal Club
Faraz Kalantari Mahmoudabadi: “A maximum likelihood method for high resolution proton radiography/proton CT” (http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0031-9155/61/23/8232/pdf)Yuncheng Zhong: “PETPVC: a toolbox for performing partial volume correction techniques in positron emission tomography” from Phys Med Biol. 2016 Nov 21;61(22):7975-7993. Epub 2016 Oct 25Peter Klages: “An experimental demonstration of a new type of proton computed tomography using a novel silicon tracking detector" (Medical Physics 43, 6129 (2016); doi: 10.1118/1.4965809)
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series
Patrick Sung, D.Phil., Professor,Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry Department, Yale University, New Haven, CT,Title: “Role of the BRCA2-DSS1 complex in homology-directed DNA break repair”Lunch will be provided on a first come first served basis
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
Medical Physics Education/Research Seminar
Animesh Tandon, M.D., M.S., Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, with joint appointments in Radiology and Biomedical Engineering here at UTSW, will be presenting.Title: “3D Printing in Congenital Heart Disease: Past, Present, and Future.”
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
"Manuscript Writing: Titles", Damiana Chiavolini, Ph.D.
"Scientific Manuscript Writing" seminar series. Lunch will be provided (first come, first served basis).
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: (214)-645-0908
Medical Physics Education/Research Seminar
Xiaofeng He, PhD, Professor, Institute of Massive Computing, Software Engineering Institute, Center for Cloud Computing and Big Data, at East China Normal University, will be presenting.“Error link detection and correction in Wikipedia.”
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Physics Education/Research Seminar
Guest speaker: Jongmin Cho, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and Medical Physics Program Director at Oklahoma State UniversityTitle: Proton range verification using PET and Gamma camera. PET/SPECT/Cherenkov imageable self-illuminating nanoparticles as novel molecular probes.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
"Manuscript Writing: Abstracts", Damiana Chiavolini, Ph.D.
"Scientific manuscript writing" seminar series. Lunch will be served (first come, first served basis).
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: 214-645-0908
Medical Physics Research/Education Seminar
Speaker: Reza Taleei"Modeling DNA Damage and Repair in Mammalian Cells Induced by Radiation of Different Quality"
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Physics Education/Research Seminar
Speaker: Reza Taleei“Modeling DNA Damage and Repair in Mammalian Cells Induced by Radiation of Different Quality”
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Grand Rounds
"Why Novel Local Treatments are Essential for Achieving Systemic Cancer Cures"Robert Timmerman, M.D. Professor of Radiation Oncology and Neurosurgery
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"Manuscript Writing: Introduction", Damiana Chiavolini, Ph.D.
Scientific Manuscript Seminar Series. Lunch will be provided (first come, first served basis).
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini, PhD
Contact: 214-645-0908
"Manuscript Writing: Discussion", Damiana Chiavolini, Ph.D.
Scientific Manuscript Seminar Series. Lunch will be served.
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini, Ph.D.
Contact: 214-645-0908
"Manuscript Writing: Results"- Damiana Chiavolini, PhD
Scientific Manuscript Seminar Series. Lunch will be served.
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: 214-645-0908
T2R2 Seminar Series
Yoshiya (Josh) Yamada, MD, FRCPC, from the Department of Radiation Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center will present.Title: Hypofractionation as a Salvage Strategy for Radiation Failures: Spine SBRT as a Model.”Abstract: As patients with metastatic disease are enjoying increased survival, patients are also living long enough to experience local recurrences of spine metastases after palliative radiotherapy. These recurrences are challenging clinical problems because they are often highly morbid and reirradiation of the spinal cord can be daunting. Image guided radiation therapy has made the precise delivery of high doses of radiation feasible. Hypofractionation may be rationale strategy for salvage of radiation failures because of unique mechanisms of response such as endovascular and immunologic effects. Emerging clinical data suggest that the combination of precision radiation delivery and high dose hypofractionation is able to provide durable tumor responses with minimal severe toxicity.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Faculty lecture series
"Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Radiation Treatment Planning But Were Afraid to Ask" is a brown bag event for clinical staff. Presenters: Arnold Pompos Ph.D., Mu-Han Lin Ph.D., Zeke Ramirez MS, CMD
Organizer: Robyn Farrell
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Clinical Roundtable - MROC
Updates on clinical operations, with speakers Claire Almanza (Director of Radiation Oncology Services), Pam Bennett (Assistant Privacy Officer), and Jose Tabuena (HIPAA Officer). Lunch is provided.
Organizer: Robyn Farrell
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Clinical Roundtable - west
Updates on clinical operations, with speakers Claire Almanza (Director of Radiation Oncology Services), Pam Bennett (Assistant Privacy Officer), and Jose Tabuena (HIPAA Officer). Lunch is provided.
Organizer: Robyn Farrell
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Medical Physics Research and Education Seminar-Dr. Richard Castillo, UTMB-Galveston
Richard Castillo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology, UT Medical Branch at Galveston, will be presenting. Title: "An image processing framework for reducing lung toxicity toward improved outcomes in thoracic radiotherapy"
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series
Bisrat Godefay Debeb, D.V.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor , Department of Radiation Oncology-Research, University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Title: "Pre-clinical insights into brain metastasis from breast cancer" lunch will be provided (first come first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
Medical Physics Research/Education Seminar
Postdoctoral researcher, Timothy Rozario, will present on the topic, "Introduction to machine learning."
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Physics Research/Education Seminar
Dr. Xun Jia will recap a workshop he attended on IBPRO (Integrated Course in the Biology and Physics of Radiation Oncology).
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
T2R2 Seminar Series
Jeffrey F. Williamson, Ph.D., FAAPM, FACR,FASTROProfessor, Department of Radiation OncologyVirginia Commonwealth UniversityTitle: TBD
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Physics Research/Education Seminar
Dr. Weiguo Lu will continue his presentation on Treatment Planning.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series
Guo-min Li, Ph.D.Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyKeck School of Medicine of USCTitle: "Mismatch Repair Deficient Cancer Syndrome: New Factors and Mechanisms"lunch will be provided (first come first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
Medical Physics Research Webinar
Web-based presentation given by Dr. Soumya Ghose from Case Western University. Title: “MRI-alone radiation therapy planning for prostate cancer: Automatic fiducial marker detection.”
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Physics Research and Education Seminar-Dr. Keith Schubert, Baylor University
Keith Schubert, Ph.D., Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Baylor UniversityTitle: "Proton Computed Tomography and Ion Therapy"Abstract: In 1946 by Robert Wilson, Ph.D., who later became the first director of Fermi National Accelerator, made the visionary suggestion to use protons to treat human cancer. Alan Cormack, the physicist who shared the 1979 Nobel Prize in Medicine for the development of x-ray computed tomography suggested that protons may in fact be more advantageous not only for treating but also for imaging human disease. Oddly, we are still awaiting the advent of a clinical proton CT scanner, but with the help from high-energy physics, mathematics, and computer science we are now getting close. In this presentation, I will give an overview of our development of the first proton CT scanner, our work on proton computed tomography, relations to Ion therapy, and future directions.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Physics Research/Education Seminar
Weiguo Lu, Ph.D.Title: "Introduction to treatment planning."
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Medical Physics Research/Education Seminar
Weiguo Lu, Ph.D.Title: "Introduction to treatment planning."
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Visiting Lecturer - Radiation Oncology Medical Residency Program
Karyn Goodman, MD ProfessorDepartment of Radiation OncologyThe University of ColoradoTitle: "Individualizing Radiotherapy for Colorectal Cancer"
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: 214-645-8559
Physics Journal Club-Special Seminar
Web-based seminar featuring talk from Mr. Dong Han from Virginia Commonwealth University. The title is, "A linear, separable two-parameter model for dual energy CT imaging of proton stopping power computation."
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series
Yang-Xin Fu MD., Ph.D, Department of Pathology, UT SouthwesternTitle: "Targeting tumor tissues by local radiation to increase DNA sensing pathway for T cell responses", Lunch will be provided (first come first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
Physics Research Seminar-April 8, 2016
Dr. Xun Jia will be covering the topic of Monte Carlo simulation.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Physics Journal Club
TBA
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-502-8302
Physics Research Seminar-Dr. John Zwick, UTD
John Zweck, Ph.D., Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at UT DallasTitle: "Diffeomorphic Flows for Computational Anatomy"Abstract: Anatomical surfaces such as the gray-white matter interface of the cortex are often represented as isosurface meshes extracted from three-dimensional imaging data. Although topological correctness can be guaranteed, these meshes are often corrupted by noise introduced by the imaging hardware and numerical image processing software. We introduce a parabolic flow of surfaces called the diffeomorphic mean curvature flow that can smooth surfaces without inducing topology changes. We present theory and simulation results comparing the diffeomorphic and classical mean curvature flows, and demonstrate that although they preserve topological type diffeomorphic flows can induce non-local surface interactions.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
"Manuscript Writing: Materials and Methods"- Damiana Chiavolini, PhD
Scientific Manuscript Seminar Series. Lunch will be served.
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: 214-645-0908
T2R2 Seminar Series
Anders Brahme, Ph.D.Professor, Medical Radiation Physics, Karolinska InstitutetTitle: Physical, Biological, and Clinical Background for the Development of Biologically Optimized Light Ion Therapy
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Physics Journal Club
Faraz Kalantari Mahmoudabadi "Quantitative investigation of physical factors contributing to gold nanoparticle-mediated proton dose enhancement"http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0031-9155/61/6/2562David Chiu“Increasing the HIFU ablation rate through an MRI-guided sonication strategy using shock waves: feasibility in the in vivo porcine liver”http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0031-9155/61/3/1057Bin Li“Evaluation of conventional imaging performance in a research whole-body CT system with a photon-counting detector array” http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0031-9155/61/4/1572
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series
Jann Sarkaria, Ph.D.Professor, Department of OncologyInstitute of Cancer Research, University of WisconsinTitle: "Using brain tumor patient-derived xenografts to interrogate the influence of the blood-brain barrier on treatment efficacy"lunch will be provided (first come first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
Visiting Lecturer-Dr. Marina Epelman, University of Michigan
Marina Epelman, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Department of Industrial & Operations Engineering, University of MichiganTitle: Incorporating Functional Information into Radiation Treatment Planning
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Physics Research Seminar-Dr. Bruce Gnade, UTD
Bruce Gnade, Ph.D.Vice President for Research, UT-DallasTitle: Large Area, Thin-Film Radiation DetectorsAbstract: Thin-film electronics offer the possibility of true 3-D integration because active devices can be fabricated at any level within the system, which is often difficult with traditional semiconductor technology. Over the past several years we have been developing the unit processes to fabricate discreet devices and simple circuits. One potential application that benefits from both large area and integrated multifunctional thin-film devices are large area radiation detectors. Thin film detectors and electronics can offer the inherent benefits of ruggedness, selectivity, and low cost, which is typically not the case for radiation detectors. While digital X-ray detectors are commercially available, there are many applications for other types of radiation detectors. I will discuss some of the requirements of these applications as well as some of our recent work on materials, devices and circuits that are being used in the development of large area radiation detectors. I will also present some of the issues related to the design and fabrication of these complex systems that incorporate many different materials. Experimental results for our thin-film based charged particle and neutron detectors will be presented.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
"Manuscript Writing: Getting Ready"- Damiana Chiavolini, PhD
Scientific Manuscript Seminar Series. Lunch will be served.
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini, PhD
Contact: 214-645-0908
MRB Seminar Series
Dipanjan Chowdhury, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Department of Radiation OncologyHarvard Medical SchoolTitle: "Investigation of the molecular mechanism of DNA repair and DNA damage signaling"lunch will be provided (first come first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
Physics Research Seminar-Postdoctoral Candidate, Dr. Peter Klages
Peter Klages, Ph.D.Postdoctoral Researcher, University of TorontoTitle: Computational Imaging from Microscopic to Cosmic Scales: How GPUs can open new windows to processes, systems, and analysisAbstract: Recent advances in computing, especially general purpose computing using Graphics Processing Units, have made techniques that were previously impossible without custom supercomputers and/or ASICs possible on relatively small clusters of computers. In this talk I will discuss two projects I have worked on that benefit greatly from GPU accelerated processing: Digital Inline Holographic Microscopy, and the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), a computational radio telescope in Canada. These projects, despite their differences in scale, are similar in that they both deal with wave-front sampling and wave propagation for imaging. The use of GPUs has accelerated the holographic microscope processing such that real-time reconstructions of in-focus images can be done with a desktop computer, allowing researchers to investigate objects and processes in a more interactive way. In the case of the computational radio telescope, sampling and processing the wavefronts allows us to survey the whole sky much quicker than ever before; a telescope of this magnitude would not have been possible even 5 years ago.
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series
Jae-Seon Lee, Ph.D.Professor/ChairpersonDepartment of Molecular MedicineINHA University College of MedicineIncheon, South KoreaTitle: “Importance of cellular senescence in cancer treatment”
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
MRB Seminar Series
Alan Tomkinson, Ph.D.Professor, Division of Molecular Medicine, Department of Internal MedicineUniversity of New Mexico Title: "Targeting Cancer Cell Mitochondria with DNA Ligase Inhibitors"Lunch will be provided (first come first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
"Grant Review and Rebuttal Letters", Damiana Chiavolini, M.S., Ph.D.
Grant Writing Seminar Series. Lunch will be served.
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: 214-645-0908
Radiation Oncology Residency Program
Stephen M Hahn, MD, FASTROProfessor and ChairDepartment of Radiation OncologyThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
"Effective Titles and Letter of Intent", Damiana Chiavolini, M.S., Ph.D.
Grant Writing Seminar Series. Lunch will be provided (first come, first served basis).
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: 214-645-0908
MRB Seminar Series - Subhrajit Saha, Ph.D.
Subhrajit Saha, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Department of Radiation OncologyAlbert Einstein College of Medicine"Macrophage-derived WNTs: Healing Touch of A Double Edged Sword"lunch will be provided (first come, first served basis)
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
"Abstract and Narrative", Damiana Chiavolini, M.S., Ph.D.
Grant Writing Seminar Series. Lunch will be provided (first come, first served basis).
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: 214-645-0908
T2R2 Seminar- Bill Loo, M.D.
Bill Loo, M.D.Associate ProfessorDept. of Radiation Oncology, Stanford University
Organizer: Rebecca Tucker
Contact: 214-645-2265
Groundbreaking Ceremony for Radiation Oncology East Campus
A groundbreaking ceremony will be held for the new Radiation Oncology facility with remarks by UT Southwestern President Daniel Podolsky and Radiation Oncology Chairman Hak Choy at 11:00 a.m. and reception at 11:45 a.m. This is an opportunity for all department personnel to attend. Department leadership is working diligently to adjust schedules to allow all departmental staff to attend this special occasion. Please plan to join us! Please RSVP to Christy.Garner@utsouthwestern.edu at your earliest convenience.
Organizer: Christy Garner
Contact: Christy Garner
"Computerized PET/CT Image Analysis to Improve Evaluation of Tumor Response" Wei Lu, Ph.D.
T2R2 Seminar: Wei Lu, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Department of Radiation OncologyUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine"Computerized PET/CT Image Analysis to Improve Evaluation of Tumor Response"12p-1p NC8.212 Conference Room
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
"Approach, Alternative Strategies, Budget and Budget Justification", Damiana Chiavolini, M.S., Ph.D.
Grant Writing Seminar Series. Lunch will be provided (first come, first served basis).
Organizer: Damiana Chiavolini
Contact: 214-645-0908
"Automated treatment planning and delivery utilizing a large solution space" Ke Sheng, Ph.D.
T2R2 Seminar: Ke Sheng, Ph.D.Professor, Department of Radiation OncologyDavid Geffen School of Medicine-UCLA"Automated treatment planning and delivery utilizing a large solution space"12p-1p NC8.212 Conference Room
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
T2R2 Seminar- Yan Yu, Ph.D.
Yan Yu, Ph.D.ProfessorDept. of Radiation Oncology, Thomas Jefferson University
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
"From Image Science to Image-Guided Surgery" T2R2 Seminar- Jeff Siewerdsen, Ph.D.
Jeff Siewerdsen, Ph.D.ProfessorDept. Biomedical Engineering, John Hopkins University
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
Radiation Oncology Residency Program
David Grosshans, MD, PhD, MD Anderson.CNS.Moncrief Radiation Oncology Bldg. (NF) 3.102.
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"IGRT for prostate cancer: treatment planning and dosimetry" T2R2 Seminar: Charlie Ma, Ph.D.
Charlie Ma, Ph.D.Professor and Vice Chair for the Department of Radiation Oncology and Director of Radiation Physics for Fox Chase Cancer"IGRT for prostate cancer: treatment planning and dosimetry"12 to 1pm NC8.212 conf. room
Organizer: Lezlie Britton
Contact: 214-645-2568
MRB Seminar Series - Dr. Xingzhi Xu
Xingzhi Xu, Ph.D.Professor, DirectorBeijing Key Laboratory of DNA Damage ResponseCapital Normal University
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: 214-648-1457
T2R2 Seminar- Ross Berbeco, Ph.D.
Ross Berbeco, Ph.D.Associate ProfessorDept. of Radiation Oncology, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Organizer: Rebecca Tucker
Contact: 214-645-2265
T2R2 Seminar- Mark Langer, M.D.
Mark Langer, M.D.Professor of Clinical Radiation OncologyIndiana University School of Medicine
Organizer: Rebecca Tucker
Contact: 214-645-2265
Physics Research Seminar- Zichun Zhong, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
T2R2 Seminar Series-Geoffrey Hugo, Ph.D.
Geoffrey Hugo, Ph.D.Associate ProfessorDept. of Radiation Oncology, Virginia Commonwealth University"Image-Guided Adaptive Radiotherapy For Lung Cancer-Challenges, Clinical Strategies and Future Directions"
Organizer: Rebecca Tucker
Contact: 214-645-2265
Physics Research Seminar- Faraz Mahmoudabadi, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Doug Moore, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Tatsuya Arai, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Yuejie Chi, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Nan Qin, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Tscuicheng Chiu, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Radiation Oncology Residency Program Visiting Professor Lecture- John Breneman, MD
John Breneman, MD, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Pediatric Malignancies. Moncrief Radiation Oncology Bldg. (NF) 3.102.
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar-Joubin Nasehi, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Arezoo Modiri, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Radiation Oncology Residency Program Visiting Professor Lecture-Albert Koong, MD
Albert Koong, MD, Stanford School of Medicine. GI Specialty. Moncrief Radiation Oncology Bldg. (NF) 3.102.
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar-Jina Chang, PhD
Radiation Oncology Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Radiation Oncology Seminar Series- Peter McKinnon, PhD
Peter McKinnon, PhD, St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. Maintaining Genome Stability in the Nervous System. Seay Bldg. (NC) 8.212.
Organizer: Cheryl Hoppe
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Anh Le, PhD
UT Southwestern Postdoc Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Physics Research Seminar- Zhen Tian, PhD
UT Southwestern Faculty Presentation
Organizer: Weihua Mao
Contact: Rebecca Tucker
Radiation Oncology Residency Program Visiting Professor Lecture- Richard Hoppe, MD
Richard Hoppe, MD, Stanford University School of Medicine. Lymphoma.
Organizer: Susan Brown
Contact: Rebecca Tucker