Congratulations to our graduate student Ethan Stolen (Sohn Lab), who had a paper published in the Sensors Journal.
During his summer internship at Mayo Clinic, Ethan explored a new detector for proton therapy and presented his findings at PTCOG 2023 in Spain. Moreover, he has just published his study this week, a remarkable achievement for a graduate student at such an early stage in his academic career.
"I believe that Ethan has the potential to become a legendary student in our GPMP. His passion, dedication, and ability to deliver high-quality work set him apart from his peers," says Assistant Professor and advisor James Sohn, PhD. Nice work, Ethan!
Read the paper here:
"High-Density Glass Scintillators for Proton Radiography—Relative Luminosity, Proton Response, and Spatial Resolution"
Stolen, E.; Fullarton, R.; Hein, R.; Conner, R.L.; Jacobsohn, L.G.; Collins-Fekete, C.-A.; Beddar, S.; Akgun, U.; Robertson, D. High-Density Glass Scintillators for Proton Radiography—Relative Luminosity, Proton Response, and Spatial Resolution. Sensors 2024, 24, 2137. https://doi.org/10.3390/s24072137