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John Kwofie

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Research Summary

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The researcher has made significant contributions across multiple domains, integrating advanced techniques in muon/positron interactions with applications in physics, radiopharmacy, radiation therapy, and medical imaging. Their work focuses on material characterization using bremsstrahlung spectroscopy, nondestructive assay with probes for defect analysis, and innovative radionuclide delivery systems. They have also advanced understanding of reactor safety through shielding analysis, waste characterization, and the development of methods to quantify radiation dose and imaging efficiency in medical settings. Their research enhances both fundamental physics and applied technologies across various fields, including nuclear medicine, radiation therapy, and materials science.

Research Themes

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New positron annihilation spectroscopy techniques for thick materials(2003)
Bremsstrahlung-induced highly penetrating probes for nondestructive assay and defect analysis(2002)
Doppler broadening measurements of positron annihilation using bremsstrahlung radiation(2002)
STRESS ANALYSIS USING BREMSSTRAHLUNG RADIATION(2003)
C09 Development of a New Positron Lifetime Spectroscopy Technique for Stress and Defect Characterization in Thick Materials(2003)
Quantification of Activity Lost to Delivery-System Residual and Decay in Yttrium-90 Radioembolization(2018)
Initial experience with 223Ra vial delivery (Alpharadin®) vs. unit dose delivery (Xofigo®)(2014)
Adverse Events in Targeted Radionuclide Therapy(2025)
Shielding Analysis of a Preclinical Bremsstrahlung X-ray FLASH Radiotherapy System within a Clinical Radiation Therapy Vault(2023)
Bremsstrahlung-Based Imaging and Assays of Radioactive, Mixed and Hazardous Waste(2003)
Abstract No. 164: Multi-center correlation of external exposure rates from 90Y radioembolization patients: contact precautions are unnecessary based on nuclear regulatory commission regulations(2012)
3:36 PM Abstract No. 145 Quantification of activity lost to delivery-system residual and decay in Yttrium-90 radioembolization(2018)

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