Arezoo Modiri

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Dr. Arezoo Modiri is a leading researcher in preclinical radiation physics, with a primary focus on advancing small animal image-guided radiotherapy (SA-IGRT) for translational cancer research. Her most-cited work, "Online dose delivery verification in small animal image‐guided radiotherapy" (2020, 10 citations), addresses a critical challenge in the field: ensuring accurate dose delivery in preclinical models. Dr. Modiri’s major contribution lies in developing and validating real-time verification methods that enhance the precision and reliability of radiation treatments in small animals, bridging the gap between preclinical studies and clinical applications. This work is pivotal for improving the reproducibility of radiobiological experiments and for translating novel radiation techniques from bench to bedside. Her research integrates sophisticated cone-beam CT imaging with online dosimetry, offering a robust framework for quality assurance in SA-IGRT systems. By tackling the technical hurdles of dose verification, Dr. Modiri has made a lasting impact on the field, enabling more accurate modeling of human cancer therapies in animal models. Her achievements underscore her role as a key innovator in preclinical radiation oncology, with her work cited by researchers seeking to refine image-guided radiotherapy protocols and enhance experimental rigor.