Hello I am a nuclear master student, so my main focus is physics. I want to pursue a career in research, my main domain will be dosimetry and radioprotection. I want to study the irradiation of cells but this also implies a lot of biology.
How a physicist can approach this interdisciplinary subject for a PhD?
Hello Claudia,
My name is Fernando and I work as a medical physicist in a Hospital. I made my thesis about radiobiology. The thesis was about statistical concepts like Tumour Control Probability or Normal Tissue Complication Probability...,
I am just an example how you can do your PhD in this subject. You can start visiting a Hospital with a radiotherapy department in Bucharest, there you can find people like me, they can inform you.
Good Luck and go for it.
A good start would be joining your local Health Physics Society. Also, later on, if you can get your certification as a Health Physicist, that will open many doors for you.
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It is possible to make a mention if one of the members of the committee supervising the research specializes in biophysics.
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