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Carleton med phys grad students win 1st and 3rd place at the COMP Young Investigator Symposium

Congratulations to Victoria Howard (MSc student) and Mehan Haidari (PhD student) on their 1st and 3rd place wins in the Young Investigators competition at the 2024 Canadian Organization of Medical Physics (COMP) annual scientific meeting in Regina!

Victoria's presentation "A step toward clinical translation: Developing a robust thermal calibration methodology for pyroelectric dosimeters" with co-authors James Renaud (NRC), Emily Heath (Carleton) and Bryan Muir (NRC) won 1st place while Mehan's presentation "A deep learning pipeline for real-time conformal palliative radiotherapy of spine metastases" with co-authors Dal Granville and Elsayed Ali (Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre) took the 3rd place award.

Victoria receiving 1st place award in the YIS competition
Victoria receiving 1st place award in the YIS competition
YIS participants including Carleton students (from left) Mehan Haidari, Connor McNairn and Victoria Howard
YIS participants including Carleton students (from left) Mehan Haidari, Connor McNairn and Victoria Howard

 

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