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Understanding biology of hyperthermia in the context of cancer treatment via multi-omics approach. |
Maja Myrcha, MSc
Maja graduated with distinction from Warsaw University of Technology (Poland) in 2017 with a master’s degree in Biotechnology. Towards the end of her studies she started working in a research and development group at Polpharma Biologics. Prior to joining Hyperboost she worked for over 2 years in a newly founded biotech company, Recepton, on a project focused on cancer immunotherapy aiming to develop small molecule modulators of immune checkpoint receptors. Long_Bio
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Normal tissue damage after radiation and hyperthermia |
Priyanshu Sinha, MSc Currently in the International Master’s Program in Cell Biology pursuing an MSc degree in Physical Biology of Cells and Cell Interactions at Goethe University Frankfurt am Main. Previously I held an industry trainee position in the field of Microbiology but shifted my focus to pursue academic research with the long term aim to clinically establish combinational therapies in the field of precision oncology. My MSc thesis is focused on modelling adapting immune response in patient derived colorectal cancer organoids where my goal was to establish an allogenic CD8+ T cell cocultures system for physiological T cell expansion, and tumor cytotoxicity. During my PhD, I will be part of preclinical studies investigating normal tissue response to radiation and hyperthermia using established mouse model. Long_BioKeywords Hyperthermia, Radiation, in vivo and in vitro models Social media
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Tumor pathophysiology and the response to radiation and hyperthermia |
Folefac Charlemagne Asonganyi, MSc studied and obtained BSc in Medical Laboratory Sciences in 2013 from Buea University in Cameroon. Worked as a medical laboratory scientist and a research assistant in Cameroon until 2017. After that he moved to Belgium and obtained a MSc at Hasselt University in Biomedical Sciences (Specialty in Clinical Molecular Sciences) in 2019. His thesis was focus on the biodistribution and cytotoxicity of antibody-conjugated gold nanoparticle for cancer radiotherapy at SCK.CEN Mol, one of Belgium's Nuclear Research Centre involved in radiation and cancer research. During his PhD, he will be investigating tumour pathophysiology and response to radiation and hyperthermia during cancer therapy in a mouse model. Long_Bio Keywords Tumour pathophysiology, radiation, hyperthermia Social media
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ESR4- UKER Elucidate the effects and reveal mechanisms of hyperthermia in combination with radiotherapy on the innate and adaptive immune system in pre-clinical model systems |
Azzaya Sengedorj, MSc Obtained her bachelor's degree in Medical science at the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences and graduated as a medical doctor. After she studied at the Grenoble INP University of Grenoble Alpes, obtained her MSc in Nanomedicine. Her thesis was about the preclinical evaluation of organotypic tissue slice cultures to monitor anti-cancer drug therapy on metastatic renal cancer. She now started her PhD to study the effects of hyperthermia in combination with radio and immunotherapy on the immune system in preclinical model systems. Long_Bio
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ESR5- ZHAW Model-based Data Analysis of Radio-sensitization by Hyperthermia in Combination with Radiotherapy
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Sergio Mingo Barba, MSc received the bachelor in Physics by the University Complutense of Madrid (Spain) in 2018. After his bachelor, he undertook the application path of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Programme in Nuclear Physics in the University of Catania (Italy), the University of Caen (France) and the University Complutense of Madrid (Spain). During his master thesis, he participated in the ELIMED project where he carried out Monte Carlo simulations to study the laser-accelerated beam characterization as well as the dosimetric parameters at the irradiation point. Long_BioKeywords Monte Carlo simulation, Radiotherapy, Medical Physics
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Advanced optimisation strategies for hyperthermia combined with radiotherapy |
Daniela Sanchez, MSc After graduating as a Biomedical Engineer at Universidad Anáhuac México (Mexico City), she moved to Glasgow, Scotland and received her MSc degree in Medical Physics at University of Glasgow. She now started her PhD focusing on developing optimisation strategies for hyperthermia treatment planning systems, under the supervision of PI Dr. Petra Kok. Long_Bio Keywords Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics, DW-MRI, Hyperthermia, treatment optimization Social media
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ESR7- SMT MR thermometry feedback-based planning |
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ESR8- ALBA Clinical user interface for hyperthermia treatment planning system |
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Quality Assurance protocols for advanced level hyperthermia systems |
Mattia De Lazzari, MSc Mattia received his BSc degree in Biomedical Engineering in 2018 at University of Padova (Italy). From the same university he obtained his MSc degree in Bioengineering in 2020. He recently joined the Hyperboost project, under the supervision of Prof. Hana D.Trefna, at Chalmers University of Technology. Long_Bio
Keywords Bioengineering, Biological Systems Modelling, Clinical Quality Assurance.
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Requirements clinical RT+HT treatment data reporting |
Carolina Seabra, MSc Holds an integrated BSE/MSE degree in Biomedical Engineering and Biophysics, with a specialisation in Radiation for Diagnosis and Treatment from the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon. The Masters dissertation was focused on Prostate Cancer and Deep Learning. In detail, she used prostate histopathology images to feed a convolutional neural network, which could automatically classify tumour and non-tumour images. Afterwards, she worked as a junior researcher in the Physics Research division in Maastro, where she was involved in projects related to proton radiotherapy, mainly focused on investigating and developing imaging techniques to verify beam delivery. Long_Bio
Biomedical Engineering, Radiotherapy, Medical Physics, AI, Hyperthermia Social Media |
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ESR11-UKER Monitoring immune effects of hyperthermia in multimodal settings with radiotherapy in patients and definition of prognostic and predictive markers |
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ESR12- MDC Development of Novel Technology for Monitoring Radiofrequency Heating by Non-invasive Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) |
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Paraskevi Danai Veltsista, Msc Studied Chemistry at the University of Patras, Greece. Her BSc Thesis was based on the creation of lung cancer murine models induced by urethane and the macroscopic study of tumor growth in the absence of Geminin. In 2020 she obtained her MSc in Oncology at the free University of Amsterdam working on deciphering the immune response in Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma. During her MSc she had the chance to work on EGFR-TKI resistance in NSCLC cell lines and the potential role of Mycoplasma in drugs' efficacy. Long_Bio key words in vivo, in vitro and ex vivo models, tumor immunology and micro-environment, drug resistance Social media |
ESR14- KSA Analysis of thermal enhancement parameters from clinical studies |
Adela Ademaj, MSc obtained her MSc degree in Biomedical Engineering with specialisation in radiotherapy from Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg. At the Department of Radiation Oncology at University Hospital Mannheim, she acquired a professional training and research experience in radiotherapy during graduate education. Her research interests are in cancer treatment with radiotherapy in combination with hyperthermia. Currently, she is pursuing her doctoral studies in the HYPERBOOST project. Long_BioKeywords Radiotherapy, Hyperthermia, Medical Image Processing
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