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Photo: Christain Graeff
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Graeff is leading of the Medical Physics Group since 2012, and is also a Professor for Technology in Radiotherapy at TU Darmstadt.
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Photo: Ronja Hetzel
Dr. Ronja Hetzel is developing a detector for image-guided particle therapy with a mixed carbon-helium beam in the scope of the PROMISE project.
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Photo: Lennart Volz
Dr. Lennart Volz is deputy group leader of the medical physics group. His main focus is particle arc therapy, upright patient positioning, and AI enhanced treatment planning.
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Photo: Anastasiia Quarz
M.Sc. Anastasiia Quarz is a PhD student and works on AI integration into the in-house Treatment Planning System TRiP9.
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Photo: Guangru Li
M.Sc. Guangru Li is a joint PhD candidate with the Institute of Modern Physics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and is working on heavy-ion arc therapy.
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Photo: Maria Chiara Martire
M.Sc. Maria Chiara Martire is a PhD student and works on 4D dosimetric studies of lung cancer patients.
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Photo: Maximilian Dick
M.Sc. Maximilian Dick is a PhD student working on AI-enhanced online portal imaging with mixed Helium-Carbon ion beams.
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Photo: Guangsheng Li
M.Sc. Guangsheng Li is a PhD student in the UPLIFT project and works on motion mitigation strategies for uprignt particle therapy.
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Photo: Zixin He
M.Sc. Zixin He is an UPLIFT doctoral candidate and is working on arc dose delivery and treatment planning optimisation.
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Photo: Mariem Ghazouani
M.Sc Mariem Ghazouani s PhD student developing a small-animal in-beam PET system for carbon-ion range verification in a SAARP machine.
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Photo: Moritz Schneider
B.Sc. Moritz Schneider is a Master’s student and works on Monte Carlo studies to design a collimator for spatially fractionated therapy.

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