There are 5 repositories under radiation-physics topic.
A library of core radiation therapy modules for DICOM RT used by dicompyler
Semiconductor Radiation Detector - pcb, schematics, simulation files
Code from my work as Radiation Physicist Assistant at Cookeville Regional Medical Center
Notes and procedures that I wrote as Radiation Physicist Assistant at Cookeville Regional Medical Center
Radiation Biology Ontology development
Proton beam geometry optimization to minimize respiratory induced implications for lung cancer proton therapy.
Fundamental principles of Monte Carlo modelling and photon-matter interactions.
Spreadsheets from my work as Radiation Physicist Assistant at Cookeville Regional Medical Center
Automated analysis of calorimetric runs in radiation dosimetry
Software for modeling and visualisation of phantom with an arbitrary posture
Monte Carlo simulations of gamma ray interactions with matter. Summer 2016 project
Este repositorio servirá como una herramienta de documentación para mi progreso durante la realización del Seminario de Investigación en Física de Radiaciones el cual me acredita como Licenciado en Física.
Data analysis of how two TPSs determine which DVH points to export
Radiation transport simulations with a human phantoms in OpenMC. Meshes are created in Cubit Coreform. The phantom used in this project is obtained from: https://www.icrp.org/publication.asp?id=ICRP%20Publication%20145
Alpha Particles 2.0 is a non-relativistic Monte Carlo simulator of alpha particle beams. The program tries to answer a number of questions about an alpha particle beam's travel distance and how much absorbed dose it can deposit in human tissue. However, it is still to be improved. Please see Section 4.2 of my documentation for a detailed description of how the program can be improved.
Medical physicists have long had an integral role in radiotherapy. This space is dedicated to a theoretical review of the principles topics of radiation physics amount other aspects related to this field
A Python program to predict the radiation decay of isotopes with it's respective half-lives. Get user Input for isotope, initial activity and time, then give output the final activity or the desired time. Calculates in the user's time zone. Useful for nuclear engineering and medical applications.