Daiki Maruyama
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Daiki Maruyama is a leading researcher in medical physics and radiation dosimetry, with a primary focus on advancing thermoluminescence dosimetry (TLD) for clinical applications. His major contributions center on the development and characterization of novel two-dimensional (2D) TLDs using Al₂O₃:Cr ceramics, a promising reusable passive dosimeter designed to overcome the nonuniformity and low repeatability that have historically limited 2D TLDs from replacing conventional film dosimeters. In his most cited work (2020, 13 citations), Maruyama demonstrated the efficacy of these 2D Al₂O₃:Cr TLDs for precise dose mapping of 4, 6, and 10 MV X-ray beams, offering a robust, reusable alternative for quality assurance in radiotherapy. His research bridges the gap between material science and clinical practice, providing tools that enhance the accuracy and efficiency of radiation therapy delivery. Maruyama’s work is particularly notable for its potential to improve patient safety and treatment outcomes, establishing him as a key innovator in the field of passive radiation dosimetry.
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