Lei Xing, Ph.D., Professor
is the Interim Director of Physics Division, Core Faculty at MIPS with over 150 peer-reviewed publications.
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November 6-7, 2009 | STANFORD
Stanford IGRT Short Course
Include didactic instruction and hands-on training
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July 26-30, 2009 | ANAHEIM, CA
AAPM 51st Annual Meeting
Includes imaging, therapy, continuing education tracks and much more.
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November 1-5, 2009 | CHICAGO
ASTRO 51st Annual Meeting
This year the theme is “Radiation Oncology in 2020”.
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Xing Lab
Our vision is to be a premier laboratory of medical imaging, physics and engineering in the world committed to excellence and innovation in scientific research and technical development. We are embarking a systematic research on various important issues in radiation oncology and image-guided interventions by combing our strengths in imaging, physical sciences, engineering, biology and medicine. Our current research is focused on:
- Development and clinical integration of novel medical imaging devices and image reconstruction techniques
- Image processing and patient modeling
- Real-time image guided and adaptive radiation therapy
- Biological imaging for radiation biology and clinical applications
- Treatment planning and dose optimization for modern radiation therapy
- Radiobiology modeling and biologically conformal radiation therapy
Dr. Xing’s recent research (W81XWH-05-1-0041) on prostate IMRT inverse planning is selected as one of the outstanding projects sponsored by the USAMRMC prostate cancer research program (PCRP) and highlighted in the PCRP newsletter. Congratulations!
A collaborative project between Stanford Medical Physics Group and Catholic University Bioengineering department has been funded by Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology. The goal of this six-year key project sponsored by Korean ... More »
Dr. Yaoqin Xie’s article entitled “ Tissue Feature-Based and Segmented Deformable Image Registration for Improved Modeling of Shear Movement of Lungs” is highlighted in the International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics (74:1256-1265, 2009).
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