Kari Tanderup
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Kari Tanderup is a leading figure in radiation oncology, whose research centers on advancing brachytherapy through innovative dosimetry and treatment verification techniques. Her major contributions lie in developing real-time, in vivo monitoring systems to enhance the safety and precision of high-dose rate (HDR) and pulsed-dose rate (PDR) brachytherapy. Notably, her 2021 work on a high‑Z inorganic scintillator–based detector, cited 25 times, provides a critical uncertainty budget for a fiber‑coupled system that enables time‑resolved dosimetry during treatment. This innovation offers an independent verification method to detect errors in real time, directly addressing a key clinical need. Tanderup’s impact is further reflected in her extensive citation record, with multiple papers influencing international guidelines and clinical practice. She has also been instrumental in shaping the field through leadership roles in professional societies and collaborative research networks, making her a trusted authority on improving treatment outcomes and patient safety in brachytherapy.
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