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Medical Physics Journal Editor‐in‐Chief 1997–2004 by Orton, Colin G.

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Machine learning will transform radiology significantly within the next 5 years by Wang, Ge, Kalra, Mannudeep, Orton, Colin G.

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Radiomics in lung cancer: Its time is here by Kalra, Mannudeep, Wang, Ge, Orton, Colin G.

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Point/counterpoint: it is not appropriate to "deform" dose along with deformable image registration in adaptive radiotherapy by Schultheiss, Timothy E, Tome, Wolfgang A, Orton, Colin G

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The future of MRI in radiation therapy belongs to integrated MRI‐linac systems, not the standalone MRI‐Sim by Feygelman, Vladimir, Lohr, Frank, Orton, Colin G.

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The use of a constant RBE=1.1 for proton radiotherapy is no longer appropriate by Ödén, Jakob, DeLuca, Paul M., Orton, Colin G.

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Thermoradiotherapy is underutilized for the treatment of cancer by Moros, Eduardo G., Corry, Peter M., Orton, Colin G.

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Advocating for use of the ALARA principle in the context of medical imaging fails to recognize that the risk is hypothetical and so serves to reinforce patients' fears of radiation by Siegel, Jeffry A., McCollough, Cynthia H., Orton, Colin G.

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EPID-based daily quality assurance of linear accelerators will likely replace other methods within the next ten years by Mutic, Sasa, Pawlicki, Todd

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Within the next ten years treatment planning will become fully automated without the need for human intervention by Sharpe, Michael B., Moore, Kevin L., Orton, Colin G.

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Point/Counterpoint: Low-dose radiation is beneficial, not harmful by Doss, Mohan, Little, Mark P., Orton, Colin G.

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Changes and demands in the higher education sector are increasingly making advanced degree medical physics programs nonviable and the profession will have to develop a new model for delivering such education by Fielding, Andrew, Prisciandaro, Joann I., Orton, Colin G.

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A brief history of the AAPM: Celebrating 60 years of contributions to medical physics practice and science by Orton, Colin G., Giger, Maryellen L.

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The use of gadolinium‐based contrast agents should be discontinued until proven safe by Branch, Stacy Matthews, Tweedle, Michael F., Orton, Colin G.

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Subjects such as strategic planning, extra‐disciplinary communication, and management have become crucial to medical physics clinical practice and should become an integral part of the medical physics curriculum by Caruana, Carmel J., Cunha, J. Adam M., Orton, Colin G.

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Implanted fiducial markers are no longer needed for prostate cancer radiotherapy by Njeh, Christopher F., Parker, Brent C., Orton, Colin G.

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Famous medical physicists often get more credit for discoveries due to their fame than less prominent scientists who may have contributed as much or earlier to these developments by Baldock, Clive, Schreiner, L. John, Orton, Colin G.

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ROC or FROC? It depends on the research question by Hillis, Stephen L., Chakraborty, Dev P., Orton, Colin G.

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Intensity Modulated Neutron Radiotherapy for the Treatment of Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate by Santanam, Lakshmi, Ph.D, He, Tony, Ph.D, Yudelev, Mark, Ph.D, Forman, Jeffrey D., M.D, Orton, Colin G., Ph.D, Heuvel, Frank Vanden, Ph.D, Maughan, Richard L., Ph.D, Burmeister, Jay, Ph.D

“…Purpose: This study investigates the enhanced conformality of neutron dose distributions obtainable through the application of intensity modulated neutron…”
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TU‐B‐137‐01: Radiobiological Principles of Fractionated Radiotherapy and the Potential for Hypofractionation by Orton, Colin G

“…Firstly, we will review why we fractionate at all, looking first at physical reasons then at the radiobiological aspects. Mechanisms by which radiation kills…”
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