Medical phyics Definition and 27 Threads
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Admissions Chances of Admission to CAMPEP Programs in Canada
Hi everyone, I’m in the final year of my PhD in physics, with a background in biomedical engineering (bachelor's and master’s). My PhD research has focused on MR imaging of the brain, where I’ve worked with various MR modalities and quantitative MRI. This includes image and signal processing...- safasnm
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Hello! Is there anyone out there?
Hello everyone, new member here. I'll be doing my diploma in Medical Physics this year so I'll be sure to have many questions about particle physics and nuclear physics since I couldn't quite wrap my head around some of those concepts in undergrad. Hope to interact with more of you soon. P.S...- general de brigade
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Optics Student, Medical Physics Research
Optics Masters student doing research in Biomedical Imaging and interested in studying COMSOL Multiphysics to model light propagation through tissues- shar333
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Admissions Recommendations for an institution for a PhD in Medical Physics
Excuse me guys. I have been in some stress while choosing to pursue a career in Medical Physics. I would like to enroll for PhD course in Medical Physics concentrating on Radiology/ Oncology. However, I found it hard to choose between CAMPEP accredited institutions. I have a BSc in Physics with...- Faisal Moshiur
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Programs Medical physics vs theoretical physics
Is medical physics as informative as normal physics in terms of the courses I'll do in the University and can it be used as a pathway into medicine and surgery?- Adesina Stephen
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Admissions What Path Should I Take to Become a Clinical Medical Physicist?
Dear All, My question is regarding entry into Medical Physics field. Please help me with that. I really want to study Medical Physics in Master and start a career as Clinical Medical Physicist. But I honestly don't know what to do. Background: I am from Pakistan, and a recent BS Physics...- Adnan Jatt
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Force exerted by the abdomen on our vest
How to calculate the force or pressure by the movement of the abdomen (due to inhalation and exhalation) on the vest(tight T-shirt for example) that we are wearing ?- Jones15
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- Engineering and design Force Medical phyics Sensitivity Sensor Simulation software
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Medical Optical transparency of the human cornea and lens
There are two optically transparent tissues in the human body: the cornea and the lens. But how they achieve this transparency is different, and both in turn appear to achieve this differently than in other optically clear materials like glass. The transmission of light through glass or other...- Sophrosyne
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Programs Should I Pursue a Medical Physics Masters or PhD in the U.S.?
Hello I have a masters degree in medical physics from India. I recently moved to the United States and I'm planning to apply to medical physics graduate schools in the U.S. I am confused if i should apply for masters program or Phd? I'm interested in clinical medical physics. Are there good...- Ranjithakh
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Other Biomedical Engineering considering Applied Physics
Hello everyone! This is my first time posting on here so idk if I'm under the right forum lol. I am an undergad in BME and WAS on the pre-med track. I always "wanted" to be a doctor just because I didn't really know much about other careers but also A LOT OF FAMILY PRESSURE. I finally decided to...- Derlin18
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- Applied Applied physics Biomedical Biomedical engineering Engineering Medical phyics Physics Undergraduate
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How Does Water Layer Thickness Affect Radiation Dose from 2-MeV Photons?
A layer of water 1 mm thick between two equilibrium-thickness layers of Teflon is irradiated by 2-MeV photons. (a) From Burlin theory calculate the approximate average dose in the water (EWaitfc thre) collision kerma in the adjacent Teflon is 10 Gy. Take pen/ p = 0.0225 cm2/g for Teflon, use Eq...- ivan ardila
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Schools Medical Physics Program: Duke or Georgia Tech
I am trying to decided between attending Duke or Georgia Tech for a Master's in Medical Physics. I would be very grateful for any opinions on the matter. Thanks!- bryceisbored
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Schools Duke Medical Physics Program -- how was your experience?
I would like to know more about Duke's Master of Medical Physics program. Do any of you know about the clinical experience you can receive while attending? Also I am curious about the student to student experience that is most common during the program. To clarify, are students typically...- bryceisbored
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Medical (Biomedical) Fluid mechanics: flow, resistance, and pressure
Hello, I'm a physician with special interest in cardiovascular physiology. I'm trying to comprehend the basic physics of the cardiovascular system. Here's my thought process - Simply stated - the heart muscle contracts, thereby causing a reduction in the cardiac chamber volume and release of...- DNA888
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- Biomedical Flow Fluid Fluid mechanics Mechanics Medical phyics Pressure Resistance
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X-ray tube flux and my experimental test setup
Hi everyone! I'm starting to work with a mini X-ray tube provided by Amptek. I want to use it to calculate the efficiency of a detector I'm going to use latter, so knowing the total flux the tube emmits and measuring the flux the detector receives, that should be enough (both data normalized to...- Manuel
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- Experimental Flux Flux calculation Medical phyics Nuclear physics Test Tube X-ray
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Engineering Can I handle Medical Physics as an Engineer?
Hello everyone! I just finished my Chemical Engineering bachelors degree and after my study I developed a strong interest in nanomedicine, but because I would really like to be in direct contact with medicine and make an impact on people's lives, I'm seriously considering to continue my masters...- Labilana
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- Career advice Engineer Engineering Math and physics Medical Medical phyics Medical physics Medicine Physics
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What Is the Largest Pressure Measurable by a 70cm Water Column Manometer?
Homework Statement If you have a manometer with a 70cm tall water column, what is the largest pressure that can be measured? Assume that the densities of water and mercury are 1000 kg/m3 and 13 600 kg/m3 respectively Homework Equations P=pgh+Patm The Attempt at a Solution I've attempted this...- Iooz
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- Manometer Medical Medical phyics Medical physics Physics
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Admissions Applying to Medical Physics School
Hello everyone, I am posting here in this forum in order to get some insight on what my chances are on getting into a Medical Physics program. Here is a small summary of my academic background, I graduate from Arizona State University with a 3.4 GPA and have two Bachelors of Science one in...- Quantum_Gorilla
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- Grad school application Medical Medical phyics Medical physics Physics School
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Physics Connecting with Medical Physicists: Tips for Shadowing and Networking
Hi, I've recently graduated with a BS degree in applied physics and I'm interested in pursing medical physics. I'm currently looking for medical physicists to shadow and I haven't been able to find any. I know that hospitals that have radiology oncology departments are likely to employ...- Tenel
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- Medical Medical phyics Medical physicist Physicist Shadow
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Engineering I don't know what to get a master's in -- Medical physics? Engineering?
I'm a Physics Undergrad Junior, and I'm currently studying for the GRE's but I don't even know what I want to get a masters in. I refuse to go for a PhD in anything primarily because I don't want to be used as slave for 4+ years, and I have no direct passion in anything. My ideal requirements...- 13Nike
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- Career guidance Engineering Engineering career Grad school Master's Medical Medical phyics Medical physics Physics Physics career
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Engineering Biomedical Engineering vs. Nuclear Applications?
First of all, this is my first post here, so hello everyone! Great to be a part of this online community! Secondly, to get to the point of the thread, I have recently applied and have been accepted to two master's programs in Germany, specifically Biomedical Engineering and Nuclear Applications...- VBadiu
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- Applications Biomedical Biomedical engineering Engineering Master degree Medical imaging Medical phyics Nuclear Nuclear medicine
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Nuclear Instrumentation and medical applications PhD scopes?
Hi, I am currently pursuing my masters in Nuclear Engineering and my graduation is in Instrumentation Engineering. I am interested in Nuclear Instrumentation and Control engineering and currently I have taken coursework also regarding the same. Could you please suggest me universities where...- Joydeep Munshi
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- Applications Instrumentation Medical Medical phyics Nuclear Phd Phd advice Phd in europe
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Should I pursue medical physics?
Hello, new to the forum. I am currently in high school taking a full load of college classes through dual enrollment. I will graduate high school with an Associates of Science degree. I really enjoy math. It has always been my favorite subject. At the moment I am in Calculus 1 and it isn't so...- YoungGun
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Engineering Nuclear Engineering or Medical Physics?
I'm currently a Nuclear engineering student in the US. I'm at the point where I need to begin doing research and am torn between the radiation health side of things and the energy side. I honestly love both so I came here to ask a few questions to help determine my research choice. Also I know...- Cornstar
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- Engineering Medical Medical phyics Medical physics Nuclear Nuclear engineering Physics
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A lot of Questions involving Medical Physics and DataScience
Hello I've been a lurker on this site for quite a while now and now have a couple of questions I'd like to ask involving data science and medical physics. How important is data science or at least programming if one wants to pursue a PhD/DMP in medical physics?I have a online data science...- 13Nike
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Medical Physics Job Market and Future Outlook
Hello Everyone, I hope that you all are well, I'm a new user here at Physics Forums and one who plans on studying medical physics in graduate school, and hopes to pursue a residency. My question is regarding the job market for those medical physicists who have been able to complete a medical...- Haraq
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- Career guidance Future Job Job market Job prospects Medical Medical phyics Medical physics Physics
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Physics Working as a Medical Physicist in Australia
Hallo everyone, I am a new member at Physics Forums. I am considering immigrating with my family to Australia and work as a Medical Physicist. My bachelor degree is in Physics and I have MSc and PhD in Medical Physics. I am currently working in Greece as a medical physicist (for the last 14...- Kostas D
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