Keyur Shah, PhD

Watch this new #RedJournal Outtake from Dr. Hania Al-Hallaq on HDR Brachy and the Medical Physicist Workforce. tinyurl.com/rjothah

🚨 New paper in @IJROBP We used 🧠MRI, synthetic vascular maps, and a 3D cellular automata 💻 to predict how radiation necrosis spreads and which voxels are at highest risk on follow-up. Huge shout-out to @nicogno_ and all co-authors. 🔔This is my first time as last author in the Red Journal 😌 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijrobp.2025.09.059 🏛️@MGBResearchNews + @HarvardRadOnc + @UF + @MDAndersonNews + @ChariteBerlin #RadOnc #MedPhys #MedicalPhysics #ProtonTherapy #NeuroOncology #BrainMRI #BrainTumor #CNS #ComputationalOncology #MathCancer #DigitalTwin #RadiationToxicity

Being part of @aapmstsc has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my trainee years — leadership, networking, and impact all in one. If you’re a student or trainee looking to get involved with @aapmHQ, apply by Dec 5! 🌟

In this new #RedJournal article, @keyurmedphys, @xiaofengmedphy, @RichardLJQiuPhD, @ibracham_ et al discuss clinically interpretable survival risk stratification in head and neck cancer using Bayesian networks and Markov Blankets. Read about it here: tinyurl.com/redshah

Today begins Faculty Recognitions Week, as we congratulate our faculty members who earned senior promotions and those who achieved clinical distinctions. Senior Promotions ➡️ brnw.ch/21wOaA2 Clinical Distinctions ➡️ brnw.ch/21wOaA3 #Congratulations 🎉

Excited to share our latest @IJROBP paper on modeling brain necrosis progression based on vascular heterogeneity! Huge congrats to the team for this accomplishment! @nicogno_ @ibracham_ @keyurmedphys @ASTRO_org @ESTRO_RT @HarvardMedPhys @HarvardRadOnc redjournal.org/article/S0360-…

Two @IJROBP acceptances in 1 week 🙃. Research is tough but weeks like this make it feel worth it! Huge thanks to @keyurmedphys and @nicogno_ who are the real engines behind these projects. Collaboration > everything

2025 ASTRO Fellow Spotlight Series Congratulations Harald Paganetti, PhD from Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School We look forward to recognizing you at #ASTRO25 ow.ly/JEkT50WAn9K @MGHCancerCenter @Harvardmed

@ibracham_ @harvardmed @HarvardRadOnc @HarvardMedPhys @MGHCancerCenter @MassGenBrigham Congratulations, Ibrahim!! Very well deserved 🥳🎉

Highlights from last night’s Student Night Out & Ping Pong Tournament! Thanks to Peter & Zeph for organizing, One Physics for sponsoring, and everyone for attending (& participating)! #AAPM2025

STSC is prepped and ready for the annual meeting!! #AAPM2025

Today’s student and trainee events! #AAPM2025

Students & Trainees we’ve curated a schedule just for you packed with networking, professional development & fun. From essential career-building sessions to casual socials, there’s something for everyone. #AAPM2025 Swipe through to see the full student & trainee event schedule ➡️

We have a great lineup of student & trainee events at this year’s annual meeting! More info here: w4.aapm.org/meetings/2025A… #AAPM2025

Linear Federated Learning for Outcome Prediction With Application to Hepatocellular Carcinoma Radiotherapy. Read the full article. brnw.ch/21wU2CH #HCC

Can we train predictive models across hospitals without sharing patient data? We used linear federated learning to predict survival and liver toxicity in HCC — interpretable, private, and externally validated. Now in @JCOCCI_ASCO 👉 ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/CC… @ibracham_

Are you a current medical physics resident who will be attending the 2025 Annual Meeting in Washington DC? Register for our Resident and Prospective Applicant Connect event at the link in our bio!

🚨 Excited to share that our review on Photon-Counting CT (PCCT) has been accepted! This is the first comprehensive review of PCCT applications in RT, covering physics, workflow, and clinical translation. 💥📡@XiaofengMedPhy 🔗 doi.org/10.1088/1361-6… #RadOnc #PCCT #MedPhys #RT

@ibracham_ @nicogno_ Congratulations, Nicolò!! 🎉⭐️

Congratulations @nicogno_!! If you are attending #PTCOG25, please attend Nicolo's talk, where he will present our recent efforts to model the progression of brain necrosis after radiotherapy.