Radiation Therapy And Dosimetry
76 researchers across 5 institutions
Research in radiation therapy and dosimetry focuses on advancing the precision and effectiveness of radiation treatments for various diseases, particularly cancer. Investigations explore novel radiation delivery techniques, including particle therapy and brachytherapy, alongside the development and validation of advanced imaging methods for treatment planning and monitoring. A significant area of study involves the precise measurement and calculation of radiation doses to ensure therapeutic efficacy while minimizing damage to healthy tissues. This includes research into radiobiology to understand cellular responses to radiation and the development of new radioprotective agents.
This work holds particular relevance for Arkansas by addressing the state's cancer burden and contributing to the growth of its healthcare and biomedical sectors. Improving radiation therapy techniques can lead to better patient outcomes, potentially reducing long-term healthcare costs and enhancing the quality of life for Arkansans. Furthermore, the development of specialized equipment and software for dosimetry can foster innovation within the state's technology and advanced manufacturing industries, creating opportunities for economic diversification and high-skilled employment.
This research area draws upon expertise in physics, biology, medicine, and engineering. It is closely connected to studies in cancer treatment and pharmacology, medical imaging, radiomics, and disease mechanisms. Engagement spans multiple institutions across Arkansas, fostering a collaborative environment for tackling complex challenges in radiation oncology.
Top Researchers
| Name | Institution | h-index | Citations | Career Stage | Badges |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robert J. Griffin | UAMS | 71 | 25,813 | Grant PI High Impact | |
| Ruud P.M. Dings | University of Arkansas | 39 | 5,155 | High Impact | |
| Marjan Boerma | UAMS | 37 | 5,110 | Grant PI High Impact | |
| Robert Griffin | UAMS | 34 | 4,665 | Grant PI High Impact | |
| R. Racine | UAMS | 30 | 3,763 | High Impact Grants | |
| Isabelle R. Miousse | UAMS | 29 | 2,968 | Grant PI High Impact | |
| Vijayalakshmi Sridharan | UAMS | 27 | 2,470 | High Impact | |
| Rupak Pathak | UAMS | 23 | 1,264 | Grant PI High Impact | |
| Philip J. Breen | UAMS | 20 | 1,883 | High Impact | |
| Gary D. Lewis | UAMS | 20 | 1,819 | High Impact | |
| Kimberly J. Krager | University of Arkansas | 20 | 2,806 | High Impact | |
| Grant M. Spears | UAMS | 18 | 1,340 | ||
| Wen C. Hsi | UAMS | 18 | 849 | ||
| Richard L. Crownover | UAMS | 17 | 1,346 | ||
| John E. Seng | UAMS | 16 | 878 | ||
| G. Narayanasamy | UAMS | 15 | 872 | ||
| Japneet Kaur | UAMS | 14 | 589 | Grants | |
| Santanu Samanta | UAMS | 14 | 670 | ||
| Charles M. Skinner | UAMS | 14 | 900 | ||
| A.G. Buchan | UAMS | 13 | 443 |
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Top US institutions in this area
- 1 The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center 2,552
- 2 Massachusetts General Hospital 1,777
- 3 Harvard University 1,670
- 4 Stanford University 1,127
- 5 University of Wisconsin–Madison 1,051
Cross-Institution Connections
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