Kristoffer Petersson, PhD

University of Oxford
Oxford, Oxfordshire

Research ambitions


To further improve our knowledge in the field of Medical Radiation Physics and Radiobiology. I want to improve on current clinical practice in radiotherapy, to achieve a more efficient patient treatment and with less adverse effect for the patients.


Educational Background


Ph.D. in Medical Radiation Physics, 2014, from Lund University, Sweden. Supervisor: Professor Crister Ceberg. Doctoral Dissertation: “Optimising the clinical use of tomotherapy”. http://lup.lub.lu.se/record/4249320


M.Sc. in Medical Radiation Physics, Certified Medical Physicist, 2009, from Lund University, Sweden. Master of Science thesis: “Evaluation of SharePlan”. http://lup.lub.lu.se/student-papers/record/215708


Military training 2003-01 – 2004-04 (1200/80 h of practical/theoretical leadership training): Salvage officer, Battle Tank Company, South Skåne Regiment, Sweden.


Award: Soldier of the year, 2004.


Employment History


Oxford Institute for Radiation Oncology, Oxford University, 2019-present: Group Leader - FLASH radiation, 100% research.


Radiation Physics, Skåne University Hospital, Sweden, 2017-present: Clinical work as a Medical Physicist and Team leader - FLASH research group, 50% allocated to research.


Institut de Radiophysique, CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2014-2017: Post-doc position as a Medical Physicist, working primarily with FLASH Radiotherapy, 100% research.


Radiation Physics, Skåne University Hospital Sweden,2009-2010: Clinical work as a Medical Physicist.


Research Publications


Peer reviewed original papers: 25, Author: 1st in 11 (2 co 1st), 2nd in 5, last in 3.


Book chapters: 1, Last Author.


Popular science publications: 1, Sole Author.


h-index: 12 (Google Scholar, 10 Scopus).


i10-index: 12 (Google Scholar).


Total number of citations: 470 (Google Scholar, 310 Scopus).

Disclosures:

  • Employment: none
  • Compensation: none
  • Ownership: none
  • Leadership: none

Presentations

Sep 29

Preclinical Research

Room 152
03:10pm - 03:20pm PT