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Useful guidance for research in medical physics
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[QUOTE="Dr. Courtney, post: 6175372, member: 117790"] I'd start with published papers and theses from the research group you'll be in. Those will also help you identify the most important journals. When reading the introductions and method sections, those papers will also cite important papers regarding the techniques they've used or that their new techniques depend on or improve upon. You can also use Google Scholar to identify which later papers cite the papers your research group has written. My experience is that it can take hundreds or thousands of hours to come up the learning curve and become familiar with the literature in a new area. [/QUOTE]
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