Nicolas Braam
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Nicolas Braam is a medical physicist and engineer whose research focuses on advancing low-cost, accessible radiotherapy technologies, particularly for kilovoltage x-ray systems. His most notable contribution is the development of a motorized iris collimator for a novel dual-robot radiotherapy device, a lightweight (4.8 kg), 12-leaflet collimator designed to improve beam shaping and dosimetric precision in resource-limited settings. This work, published in 2025 and already garnering 2 citations, addresses a critical need for affordable, reliable collimation in emerging radiotherapy platforms. Braam’s research bridges engineering and clinical physics, emphasizing practical, scalable solutions for cancer treatment. His achievements include designing a collimator that balances mechanical simplicity with dosimetric accuracy, a key step toward making radiotherapy more accessible globally. With a focus on innovation in medical device design, Braam’s work stands out for its potential to reduce costs and improve treatment outcomes in underserved regions. His contributions are particularly relevant for researchers and students interested in the intersection of medical physics, robotics, and global health equity.
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