Chelsea Sargeant

Chelsea Sargeant is a Researcher in the Division of Cancer Sciences, specializing in medical imaging and radiation therapy. Her work focuses on synthetic computed tomography (CT) generation and evaluation for radiotherapy applications. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy from the Division of Cancer Sciences.

Research Interests: Her research addresses challenges in generating synthetic CT data from cone-beam CT (CBCT) scans, improving image similarity metrics, and optimizing radiation therapy techniques. She explores global and local assessment methods to evaluate synthetic CT accuracy, contributing to advancements in radiation oncology.

Collaborations: Collaborates internationally on initiatives like the SynthRAD2023 challenge, involving institutions worldwide to develop synthetic CT solutions. Her work intersects computer science and medical physics, emphasizing clinical applicability.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Radiotherapy Group, focusing on translational research between imaging technology and clinical outcomes.