Benjamin B. Williams, PhD
Appointments/Titles:
Professor and Chief of Clinical Physics, Radiation Oncology and Applied Sciences
Professor, Radiology
Education and Training:
B.A. Physics | Kenyon College, 1995
Ph.D. Medical Physics | University of Chicago, 2003
Postdoc Radiology | Dartmouth College, 2006
Postdoc Therapeutic Medical Physics | Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, 2010
About Dr. Williams:
Dr. Williams is a medical physicist with a passion for the development and application of novel technologies to provide patient-specific information to improve the quality of cancer care. Dr. Williams’s research has centered on the development and translation of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectroscopy for clinical applications, including both tumor oximetry and radiation biodosimetry. Recent research interests include the use of novel optical imaging techniques for quality assurance and radiation delivery visualization, ultra-high dose rate FLASH radiation therapy, and the use of image processing and computer automation to support adaptive radiation therapy.
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Teaching:
RAD-002: Radiation Biology (S25)