Welcome to my website, the world of Medical Radiation Physics!
My name is BOGMIS Aaron Innocent.
- I am a Medical Radiation Physicist, I did my Residency program (Clinical Training) in Radiotherapy in two Belgian hospitals: André Vésale hospital of the CHU of Charleroi and the Jules Bordet Institute of Brussels in 2020 - 2021.
- I am also an Analytical Laboratories Scientist and a Laboratory Quality Management Engineer.
This website is my personal expression area which will be serving as a platform for consultancy in medical radiation physics (images analysis and processing, radiation therapy, physical and clinical dosimetry, radiation protection, nuclear medicine), a platform from which I can share useful information in scientific areas such as scientific computation, etc. I will not in general focus on the theory that interested readers can find in books of many sources, instead, I will be presenting the practical aspects:
- how to code (write programs) in physics in particular atomic, nuclear, particles and medical physics using
- C++ (with emphasis on the latest standards C++20);
- ROOT/cern;
- MATLAB;
- FORTRAN;
- PYTHON.
- how to write or how to implement a Monte Carlo code (TRIPOLI, Fluka, Geant4, MCNP, Serpent) in languages such as Matlab; C++20; Python; etc.
- how to simulate in physics using:
- Origin (e.g. ESR spectra);
- Monte Carlo: PENELOPE, PRIMO, Geant4, Serpent, Fluka, MCNP, ...
- how to write scientific publications, reports, thesis, etc. using the powerful LaTeX and in particular,
- how to write equations and formulas (mathematics) in LateX.
- how to program in R when clinical studies, statistics or biostatistics for example are involved, etc.
- All these aspects and much more will be progressively developed in this website.
Above all, this website is dedicated to RADIOTHERAPY also called RADIATION THERAPY and in some extends to RADIOLOGY. It is my ambition to bring my contribution in the improvement of radiation therapy treatment, in making sure that each patient is provided with the highest quality treatment possible. Radiotherapy is one of the main treatments for cancer, used in 50% of cancer treatments. It is also a multi-disciplinary field of research, mostly involving medicine, computer science, physics and mathematics.
