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Accessibility & LanguageNews Archive 2019
Awards for School of Physics students at IAPM Meeting
Irish Association of Physicsists in Medicine (IAPM). Retrieved from http://www.iapm.ie
Apr
08
2019
Posted: 16:10 IST
Kevin Byrne, a student in the MSc in Medical Physics programme, has been awarded the Young Investigator Grant of €1500 for 2019 at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Irish Association of Physicists in Medicine (IAPM) in Dublin, 23rd March 2019. Kevin’s project is entitled “Characterisation of novel optical fibre sensors for applications in Small Animal Irradiators”.
At the same meeting, Mohammed Alswad, PhD student in Medical Physics, won the best oral presentation award (Radiotherapy) for his talk about ‘Radiobiological modelling of clonogen cell distribution, hypoxic fraction and tumour size effects on local tumour control of non-small cell lung cancer’.
Congratulations to Kevin and Mohammed.
