Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jan Jakob Wilkens
- Phone
- +49 89 4140 4504
- Room
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- wilkens@tum.de
- Links
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Page in TUMonline
- Group
- Associate Professorship of Medical Radiation Physics (Prof. Wilkens)
- Job Titles
- Professorship on Medical Radiation Physics (TUM School of Medicine)
- Professor associated with the Physics Department
Courses and Dates
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Biomedical Physics 2 eLearning course Assigned to modules: |
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| VO | 2 | Pfeiffer, F. Wilkens, J. |
Mon, 10:00–12:00, virtuell |
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Cross-sectional lecture Imaging, Radiotherapy, Radiation Protection This course is not assigned to a module. |
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| VO | 4 | Astner, S. Berger, H. Dobritz, M. Duma, M. Förster, S. … (insgesamt 23) | |
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Lecture Radiation Physics and Dosimetry eLearning course This course is not assigned to a module. |
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| VO | 2 |
Bartzsch, S.
Oechsner, M.
Wilkens, J.
Assisstants: Kessel, C. |
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Practical Radiation Physics and Dosimetry This course is not assigned to a module. |
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| PR | 1 |
Oechsner, M.
Wilkens, J.
Assisstants: Kessel, C. |
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Cross-sectional course Imaging, Radiotherapy, Radiation Protection This course is not assigned to a module. |
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| SE | 1.5 | Baum, T. Bendik, E. Bertram, H. Boeckh-Behrens, T. Braren, R. … (insgesamt 36) | |
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Seminar Radiation Physics and Dosimetry This course is not assigned to a module. |
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| SE | 1 |
Wilkens, J.
Assisstants: Kessel, C. |
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Offered Bachelor’s or Master’s Theses Topics
- Nanodosimetrie in der Neutronentherapie
- The FRM II at TUM has a facility for radiation therapy of malignant tumours using highly effective fast neutrons. Within a feasibility study we want to investigate if nanodosimetric methods can be integrated into a treatment planning software for neutrontherapy. Nanodosimetry counts ionisations in volumes of the size of a DNA segment and is a promising approach to perform biologically optimized treatment planning. A fundamental step towards treatment plan optimization are realistic weighting factors for nanodosimetric particle track properties in a voxel geometry i.e. a macroscopic volume used in treatment planning. By comparing simulation results to the result calculated with weighting factors and the known particle spectrum hitting the voxel we want to study if this approach is feasible for treatment planning based on nanodosimetry. Contact: Frauke Alexander, frauke.alexander@tum.de, 089-4140-9428
- suitable as
- Bachelor’s Thesis Physics
- Supervisor: Jan Jakob Wilkens