COMP Poster Awards
The COMP Poster Awards are given each year at the COMP Annual Scientific Meeting. The posters are judged on both scientific merit and communication. These competitions are open to all members and student members of COMP. A four to six member panel, with at least two members from each sub-specialty, judges the poster presentations.
2022 Poster Award Winners
1st Place
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2nd Place
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Tania Wood, Lesley Baldwin, Patricia Oliver
An open-source, customizable Winston-Lutz-style quality assurance system for multi-target, single isocentre, stereotactic radiosurgery
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Islam El Gamal
Absolute Dose Determination in Synchrotron Produced X-ray Beams: Commissioning of an Aluminum Calorimeter
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Past Poster Award Winners
2013 - 2021
AWARD WINNERS
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YEAR
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1st Place
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2nd Place
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2021
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Ray Yang
Visualization T ool to streamline and teach Radiation Vault Design
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Kyle Malkoske
An Updated Algorithm to Estimate Medical Physics Staffing Levels for Radiation Oncology
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2020
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Leo Sporn
Initial observations of position-dependent B0 distortions in a concurrent TMS/MRS phantom experiment
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Bryan Muir
Methodology for linac electron beam absorbed dose ion chamber calibrations at National Research Council Canada
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2018
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Yana Zlateva, Bryan Muir, Issam El Naqa, Jan Seuntjens
McGill University, Montreal, QC
Laying the groundwork for accurate Cherenkov emission-based electron beam dosimetry
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Robert Corns, Keith Henderson, Charles Schroeder, Gurpreet Sandhu, Ian McKay
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
Workload estimates using paired detectors
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2017
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Cheryl Duzenli
BC Cancer Agency - Vancouver
Recommendations for Dosimetric Commissioning of Proton Therapy for Iris Melanoma
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Islam El Gamal
National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, ON
Experimental determination of the dose rate constant for an Ir-192 HDR source
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2016
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Danielle Anderson (tie)
BCCA - Sindi Ahluwalia Hawkins Centre for the Southern Interior, Kelowna BC
Air kerma rate measurements using a cylindrical free-air ionization chamber on the 05B1-1 beamline at the Canadian Light Source
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Todd Stevens (tie)
Saint John Regional Hospital, Saint John, NB
A parametrized prediction model of rectal toxicity in focal SBRT of low risk prostate cancer
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2015
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Not Awarded by COMP
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2014
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Elsayed Ali
Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre, Ottawa, ON
Rotational errors with on-board cone beam computed tomography
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Greg Pierce
Tom Baker Cancer Centre, Calgary, AB
Unexpected Output Drops: Pitted Blackholes in Tungsten
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2013
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Del Leary
Dalhousie University, Boutiliers Point, NS
Investigation of nested volume-of-interest cone-beam CT imaging with a low atomic number linear accelerator target
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Martin Vallières
McGill University, Montreal, QC
Prediction of tumour outcomes using joint FDGPET/MR diagnostic imaging features
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2007 - 2012
YEAR
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AWARD WINNERS
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2012
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Patrice Munger
Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont
Dynamic Delivery Quality Assurance on Elekta Linacs
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Robert Corns
BC Cancer Agency – Fraser Valley Centre
Improved Dose Accuracy for Plan Checking IMRT Breast Plans
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2011
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Not Awarded by COMP
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2010
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Arman Sarfehnia
McGill University
A Water Calorimetry-based Dosimetry Standard for direct Measurement of Absolute Absorbed Dose in Scanning Proton Beam Delivery
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Peter McCowan
CancerCare Manitoba
An Investigation of Geometry Issues for EPID Dosimetry During Rotational IMRT
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2009
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Jeff Grant
Queen’s University/Kingston Regional Cancer Centre
Design of a Primary Collimator for Cone Beam CT Imaging
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Michel G. Arsenault
University of Prince Edward Island
Optoacoustic Detection of Tissue Thermal Damage
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2008
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Sandeep Dhanesar
Queen's University
Comparison of Cobalt-60 and 6 MV Linac Based Tomotherapy: A Prostate Case Study
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Xiangyang Mei
Queen's University
Evaluation of a Commercial 2D Ion-Chamber Array for Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy Dose Measurements
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2003 - 2007
YEAR
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AWARD WINNERS
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2007
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T. Olding, O. Holmes, G. Santyr, K. Nkongchu, K. MacAuley, and L.J. Schreiner
Queen's University, Robarts Research Institute and Carleton University
Quality Assurance of Optical Computer Tomography for 3D Polymer Gel Dosimetry
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2006
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M. Rogers, N. Chng, G. Salomons, A. Kerr, J. Schreiner
Cancer Centre of SE Ontario/KGH
Preliminary analysis of a Cobalt-60 beam under a MIMIC
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2005
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S. Prasad, T. Kron, J. Kempe, J. Battista
London Regional Cancer Centre
Conversion of kV-CT numbers to electron density of human tissues in vivo: Validation using megavoltage CT scanning on a tomotherapy machine
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K. Bush, T. Popescu
British Columbia Cancer Agency
Commissioning of virtual wedges for Monte Carlo simulations by optimizing photon source characteristics
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2004
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J.F. Carrier, L. Beaulieu, R. Roy and O. Bertrand
Hôtel-Dieu de Québec, Université Laval, and Hôpital Laval
Simulation of a Radioactive Eleuting Stent Using Geant4
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M. Oliver, J. Chen, E. Wong, T. Kron, J. Van Dyk, and F. Perera
University of Western Ontario and London Regional Cancer Centre
A dosimetric Comparison of Four External Beam Techniques For Accelerated Partial Breast Irradiation: Set-up of Study and Preliminary Results
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2003
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Greg Solomons, A. Kerr, G. Hajdok, M. Rogers, C. Dyck, J. Schreiner
Kingston Regional Cancer Centre
Further Progress in Colbalt-Tomotherapy at KRCC
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Nada Tomic, C. J. Thompson, F. Cayouette
Montreal Neurological Institute and McGill University
Investigation of the origin of the "Block Effect" which blurs the images obtained with commercial PET scanners
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1998 - 2002
YEAR
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AWARD WINNERS
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2002
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Not Awarded by COMP
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2001
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David Wilkins
Ottawa Regional Cancer Centre, Ottawa, Ontario
Radiobiological considerations in fractionation of radiotherapy for prostate cancer
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Raoul Pereira
Seaman Family MR Centre, University of Calgary, Alberta
Effect of b-value on contrast for diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging assessment
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2000
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Not Awarded by COMP
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1999
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J. P. Seuntjens, C.-M. Ma
Ionizing Radiation Standards, National Research Council of Canada and Stanford University, CA
Dose conversion factors and depth scaling for tissue dose calculations in kilovoltage x-ray beams
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R. Ananthamoorthy, A. T. Kerr
Kingston Regional Cancer Centre and Queen’s University
Modelling and error detection capabilities of a strip ion chamber for Varian dynamic wedge treatments
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1998
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A. Berndt, J. Bews, S. Rathee, D. W. Rickey
Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation
A high-dose-rate brachytherapy computed tomography scanner
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C. T. Chin, P. N. Burns
Sunnybrook Health Science Centre and University of Toronto
Predicting acoustic response of a microbubble population for ultrasound contrast imaging
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