Magdalena Bazalova‐Carter
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About
Dr. Magdalena Bazalova‐Carter is a leading figure in radiation physics and oncology, whose work is redefining the precision and accessibility of radiotherapy. Her research spans three critical frontiers: the development of low-cost radiotherapy systems for global health, the advancement of image-guided small animal irradiators (IGSAI) for preclinical research, and the improvement of motion management in thoracic interventions. A major contribution is her pioneering quality management framework for IGSAI, which applies clinical-grade failure modes and effects analysis to small animal irradiators—a paradigm shift ensuring translational rigor in radiation biology. She is also the driving force behind a novel dual-robot orthovoltage radiotherapy system designed to address the global disparity in cancer care, particularly for low-resource settings. Her work on a motorized iris collimator for this system, along with investigations into 4D respiratory cone-beam CT for motion-mitigated imaging, showcases her commitment to practical, cost-effective innovation. With her most-cited papers accumulating over 18 citations, Dr. Bazalova‐Carter’s impact is already evident, and her achievements promise to make precise, affordable radiotherapy a reality worldwide.
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