James presented on his MSc project that is modelling DNA damage by indirect chemical action following an ionizing radiation event in or near the cell hosting the DNA.
Hossein presented on his PhD project, which is to develop a system to predict bone pain in the medical images of cancer patients before it becomes painful so that we can treat the lesions prophalatically with radiotherapy.
Kayla presented on her MSc project, which is part of the Opal PARTAGE project. Kayla developed a Research menu, e-consent forms and radiotherapy treatment plan-display in Opal.
Due to the COVID pandemic, Felix received his 2020 award at the virtual 2021 conference of the Council on Ionizing Radiation Measurements and Standards.
Congratulations to MSc student Kayla O’Sullivan-Steben who has been awarded a three-year NSERC Postgraduate Scholarships – Doctoral (PGS D) for PhD studies in the Kildea Lab.