Piotr Dubrowski
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Piotr Dubrowski is a researcher at the forefront of medical physics and radiation oncology, specializing in the intersection of robotics, 3D printing, and quality assurance for advanced cancer treatments. His key research areas include respiratory motion management, image-guided radiotherapy, and the development of realistic phantoms for validating emerging technologies. Dubrowski’s major contribution is the creation of a robotically assisted, 3D-printed lung phantom designed to simulate respiratory motion for the Calypso system—a pioneering tool that allows for more precise, real-time tumor tracking. This work addresses a critical challenge in treating thoracic and upper-abdominal cancers, where breathing-induced movement often necessitates large safety margins, limiting dose escalation. By enabling more accurate internal surrogate tracking, his phantom helps reduce these margins, potentially improving treatment outcomes. Although his most-cited paper currently holds 4 citations, its impact is growing as the field increasingly adopts personalized, motion-adaptive radiotherapy. Dubrowski’s innovative integration of robotics and additive manufacturing marks him as a rising contributor to safer, more effective radiation therapy.
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