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Searchresult: Application Frequently Asked Questions
Before you email us with an enquiry about the online application system, please read our candidate handbook and our FAQs below. Am I eligible to apply if I have not finished my…
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Searchresult: Program Overview
General Information The typical duration of the doctoral studies at the DKFZ is three to four years. More than 52 % of our PhD students are international, so the curriculum is in English and…
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Searchresult: Our team
Our Alumni Pablo Baeza Centurion (PostDoc) Dr. Amy Danson (PostDoc) Klaudija Daugelaite (PhD Student) Fritjof Lammers (Bioinformatician) Aleksandra Nenova (MSc Student) Jasper Panten (PhD…
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Searchresult: Subproject 6: Development of adaptive dose escalation strategies for MR guided radiotherapy of NSCLCSubproject 6: Development of adaptive dose escalation strategies for MR guided radiotherapy of NSCLC
The aim of this subproject S6 is to develop strategies for personalized, adaptive MR-guided dose escalation strategies for patients with non-small cell lung cancer. To achieve this,…
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Searchresult: Subproject 5: Early predictors for outcome based on early MRI data
Currently a weekly magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of patients suffering from non-small-cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC) under radiotherapy (RT) is lacking. The primary objective utilizing the…
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Searchresult: Subproject 4: Comparison of treatment strategies in an in-silico planning study
This subproject aims at comparing the quality of treatment plans of the different treatment machines used at the participating centers. For each patient treated at one participating center,…
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Searchresult: Subproject 3: AI-driven methods for dose accumulation
The objective of subproject S3, carried out at the LMU University Hospital Munich, is to develop a novel workflow for dose accumulation using deep learning, tailored to lung cancer patients treated…
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Searchresult: Subproject 2: Biometrics
Biometrical support for clinical PUMA Trial and PUMA II Trial (SP 1). Design and analysis of PUMA Trial (phase I feasibility study) and subsequently, based on the results of PUMA Trial, design…
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Searchresult: Subproject 1: PUMA Trial and PUMA II Trial
PUMA Trial The primary objective is to demonstrate the clinical feasibility of MR-guided online-adaptive radiotherapy of locally-advanced NSCLC (LA-NSCLC). The primary endpoint is a combined…
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Searchresult: PUMA Trial: Pulmonary MR-guided online adaptive radiotherapy of locally advanced non-small cell lungPUMA Trial: Pulmonary MR-guided online adaptive radiotherapy of locally advanced non-small cell lung
A Feasibility Study within DKTK Image-guided adaptive radiotherapy (IGART) is the latest, technically most advanced treatment option in radiotherapy (RT). IGART monitors the anatomy of the day by…