Annual meeting of DCCC Radiotherapy: Interactive discussions and great presentations
From the left: Mathis Rasmussen - PhD student, Sky Rohrer – PhD student, Jesper Kallehauge – associate professor and Kim Hochreuter – PhD student.
20.12.2022
The Danish national research centre, DCCC Radiotherapy, this November hosted the annual meeting for nearly 100 Danish researchers and clinicians working within the field of radiotherapy.
Many DCPT based researchers presented projects and engaged in the lively discussions. 15 DCPT based researchers presented their projects in flash talks from the stage.
- As new PhD student – both at DCPT and in Denmark – the DCCC RT annual meeting was a perfect opportunity to get a broad overview of the Danish radiation oncology research environment. The interactive discussion sessions and of course the social activities made it easy to get in touch with my new colleagues from DCPT, other researchers, clinicians and medical physicists, says Karolina Alexandra Klucznik, PhD student at DCPT.
Read more about the researchers at DCPT here.
Read more about DCCC Radiotherapy here.
Flash talks at the DCCC RT annual meeting by DCPT-based researchers
- Anders Tobias Frederiksen: Water tank phantom for proton in vitro studies: A proof of concept
- Anne Wilhøft Kristensen: Barriers affecting participation in a randomized trial comparing radiotherapy with photons and protons among Danish patients with head and neck cancer
- Marie Tvilum: Exploring the benefits of adaptive radiotherapy in patients with NSCLC
- Simon Nyberg Thomsen: The importance of adaptive radiotherapy for NSCLC patients receiving dose escalation
- Simon Skouboe: Real-time motion-including dose reconstruction for pencil-beam scanning proton therapy
- Eleni Kanouta: Time-resolved dose rate measurements in pencil beam scanning proton FLASH irradiations with a fiber-coupled scintillator detector system
- Emma Riis Skarsø: Development of national DBCG deep learning-based auto-segmentation model of the CTVn_IMN
- Jesper Folsted Kallehauge: Deep Learning segmentation of structures for Cranial Spinal Irradiation (CSI)
- Kim Hochreuter: Automated Segmentation of Tumor and Brain Barriers in Glioblastoma Patients
- Lasse Refsgaard: Automated collection of a large retrospective national DICOM dataset – DBCG RT Nation
- Mathis Ersted Rasmussen: How to implement fancy computational models seamlessly into the clinic
- Fardous Reaz: Optimization of the metal collimator for proton GRID radiation therapy (PGRT)
- Nadine Vatterodt: The potential of including anatomical error scenarios for nasal cavity filling in robust optimized proton therapy treatment plans
- Sky Rohrer: Deep-inspiration breath-hold reproducibility in cine MV images of IMRT lung treatments
- Villads Lundsteen Jacobsen: Uncovering proton boron capture therapy: A Monte Carlo study of high-LET particle production in clinical proton beams