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2015 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: NIH-Funded Research, Clinical Trials and Program Projects


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 The Role of Program Project Grants in Study of 3D Conformal Therapy, Dose Escalation and Motion Management
Benedick Fraass, PhD Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
benedick.fraass@cshs.org


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The Importance of NIH Funding in Innovation in Radiation Therapy - James Deye, PhD National Cancer Institute
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Innovating the Delivery of Radiation Therapy - Thomas Bortfeld, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
Leveraging Innovation to Design Future Clinical Trials - Jeff Michalski, MD Washington University
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