Chandrima Sengupta

Dr. Chandrima Sengupta is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the ACRF Image X Institute, University of Sydney. She holds an Early Career Fellowship from CINSW and is affiliated with the Sydney School of Health Sciences. Her research focuses on advancing motion management technologies in radiation therapy and clinical implementation of these innovations. She completed her PhD at ANU developing Australia's first radioactive ion beam capability (SOLEROO), studying unstable nuclei like 8Li.

• Education: B.Sc. and M.Sc. (Physics, University of Calcutta) / PhD (Australian National University)
• Affiliations: ACRF Image X Institute, Sydney School of Health Sciences

Her research interests span medical imaging, radiation therapy optimization, and nuclear physics applications. Key projects include real-time 6-DoF image guidance for liver SABR and dosimetric error analysis in prostate SBRT.

Recent work emphasizes clinical trials evaluating motion management systems (e.g., ROCK-RT and LARK trials), with publications in Radiotherapy and Oncology and Medical Physics. She has received grants totaling over AUD 2M for projects like AI-driven radiotherapy platforms.

• Awards: CINSW Early Career Fellowship
• Grants: 2025 Tumor Targeting Tech (Cancer Institute NSW), 2024 AI Radiotherapy Platform (MRFF)

Labs/Teams: Active member of ACRF Image X Institute and collaborative projects with international radiation oncology groups.