Computational Cell Dosimetry for Cancer Radiotherapy and Diagnostic Radiology
Abstract
Computational radiation dosimetry, using e.g., Monte Carlo (MC) techniques, is used to calculate the amount of energy per unit mass deposited in tissue (the absorbed dose) resulting from radiotherapy and diagnostic radiology procedures.Motivated by the radiobiological importance of subcellular structures such as the nucleus, this work seeks to develop a better understanding of energy deposition on the cellular level.I would like to thank Dr. Rowan Thomson for being an excellent
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