Roman Vasyltsiv, BS

Dartmouth College

Hanover, NH

Roman Vasyltsiv is a 4th year PhD candidate in Medical Physics at Dartmouth College. He completed his bachelor's degree in engineering with a dual major in biomedical engineering and physics. His current research focuses on developing multi-dimensional in vivo surface dosimetry methods involving Cherenkov imaging and conformal wide area scintillation dosimetry for conventional and ultra-high dose rate (UHDR) radiotherapy. His prior work included the development of source monitoring techniques in high dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy. His research contributes to advancing dosimetry methods that enhance the precision and safety of radiation therapy treatments across different delivery modalities.

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Presentations

Sep 28

2251 - Conformal Scintillator Array Imaging Allows for Dynamic 2D In Vivo Dosimetry of Wide-Area and High-Gradient Fields

Hall F

02:30pm - 04:00pm PT

Sep 30

296 - Recovering Dose Dynamics and Dose Rate Volume Histograms in UHDR PBS Proton Therapy Using Scintillation Array Dosimetry

Room 307/308

08:20am - 08:30am PT

Oct 01

369 - Toward Endogenous Tissue Dosimetry and Radiotherapy Response Monitoring: Quantifying Blood and Oxygenation Levels in Tissue via Multispectral Cherenkov Imaging

Room 152

11:30am - 11:40am PT