Dan Klebanov

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Dan Klebanov is a leading figure in the field of medical physics, with a primary focus on advancing precision radiotherapy through dynamic targeting and image-guided techniques. His most-cited work, "Dynamic targeting image-guided radiotherapy" (2006), has garnered 54 citations and represents a foundational contribution to the development of real-time tumor tracking during radiation treatment. This research addresses the critical challenge of accounting for organ motion—such as breathing or patient movement—enabling more accurate dose delivery to tumors while sparing healthy tissue. Klebanov’s contributions have directly influenced the design of adaptive radiotherapy systems, improving outcomes for patients with thoracic and abdominal cancers. Beyond this landmark paper, his broader research explores the integration of imaging and treatment delivery, pushing the boundaries of personalized cancer care. With a career dedicated to bridging engineering and clinical oncology, Klebanov’s work remains a touchstone for researchers and students seeking to understand the evolution of image-guided radiation therapy and its impact on modern oncology practice.