Nava Paudel
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Nava Paudel is a biomedical engineer whose research focuses on advancing small animal conformal radiation therapy through innovative imaging and dosimetry techniques. Her key contributions lie in the development and evaluation of image-guided precision radiotherapy systems, particularly those integrating robotic arms and cone beam computed tomography (CBCT). In her most-cited work, she systematically assessed image quality from a 6D robot-based CBCT imaging system on a small animal irradiator, demonstrating the feasibility of high-quality, reproducible imaging for preclinical radiation studies. This foundational research has garnered 5 citations and underscores her role in bridging engineering and oncology. Paudel’s work is notable for its impact on improving translational cancer research, enabling more accurate tumor targeting and dose delivery in animal models. Her achievements include advancing the technical validation of robotic CBCT systems, which are critical for refining stereotactic body radiation therapy protocols. For students and researchers, Paudel exemplifies how rigorous imaging science can directly enhance the precision of preclinical radiotherapy, paving the way for better clinical outcomes.
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